Full Moon Magic: From Crone to Maiden
Poetry in the Moonlight Series Part 6
Hidden behind the slate-colored blanket of dusk, the goddess moon, a full and splendid crescent, reaches her lofty place. A beacon, a tear from the sky, it shines with unseen energy. Leaves whispering, humming air, and awakening of the old rituals under shimmering sky.
Barefooted dancers whirl around stones and sing in forgotten languages . Cauldron flames lick high as incence spirals skywards. The moon child, the hermit crab, comes out, lured by the power of the moon. Wakening up at the night, the wolves howl their nocturnal symphony that fills the valley with its resonance.
The crone, with ancient wisdom, gathers herbs and speaks secrets. She brings the firewood, mixing a strange concoction. The moon embodies the powers that we use. The maiden with a hopeful heart looks up at the moonlit sky where her wishes are set free.
Peace wells within the heart of the mother as she cradles her baby in her arms. The moon, a lullaby, mirrored in her eyes. She speaks of beasts in the moonlight, protectors of the dark.
The moon, a watcher, reflects our feelings and moods, the rhythms of our lives, and a pattern knitted by destiny and the moon. So let your spirit fly high, enjoy the magic, and dance under the moon. In the light of it, a secret opens up. A whole universe of magic, a story waiting to be narrated.
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