I am red like the woman
your mother warned you about
Like the sea that parted and drowned her enemies
The warmth of the fire
That burns your soul black
The cool of the carnelian
Found in the seals of ancient power
Cardinal red
not for the men
But the birds that fly free
Who streak the snow
With their glory
The red of tents
Found on the sands
Of our disbelief
that this man made truth
Never lives up
To the garnets of wisdom
That were always held by the kind of women
Who make vermillion home.
Red for the socialist ideas
That scare hellfire into
The Christ pretenders
Who are still blinded by gold
I am the woman your mother warned you about
Whose damask bush will settle your throbbing heart
Soothe your ruby desires
And thrust her cerise blade into your oppression
Whose magic will speak to the gods
Deep in their cups of wine drunk splendor
The red fox hunting
morsels of truth
While inbred dogs
Give chase to her wild ways
I am the red your mother feared
Because she knew:
My truths
rebuild worlds
That you
weren't ready for
The blood red of life
love everlasting
Burning so bright that
Enlightenment
Is the only viable option
For your dark soul
About the Creator
Monera Mason
Monera is a creative mischief-maker, who is most happy in artistic fellowship. Work includes: starting questionable cults with notorious software gurus, writing immersive narrative for umbraphiles, adventuring with artistic hoteliers.
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