The Goddess At Glastonbury Tor
A Terza Rima Poem Inspired by "Avalon Goddess" by Angie Livingstone ("The Glittering Fox")

Introduction
Angie Livingstone is an amazing artist and has provided me with inspiration for many of my stories. I love this showing the Avalon Goddess lighting the way for the rabbits to run up Glastonbury Tor.
I will apply the terza rima poetry form that Calvin London showed me:
Here is the description:
A terza rima poem is an Italian form of poetry that consists of tercets that follow a chain rhyme in which the second line of each stanza rhymes with the first and last line of the subsequent stanza. It ends with a couplet rhyming with the middle line of the penultimate stanza. The pattern is ABA BCB CDC DED EE.
You can buy copies of her work on Etsy.
The Goddess At Glastonbury Tor
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Avalon Goddess, Glastonbury Tor
Lighting The Way For Every Wild Creature
Beautiful Lady, Holding Her Bright Torch
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Under Her Light The Animals Scamper
Toward The Tall Tower That Tops The Tor
They Know The Goddess Is Their Protector
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Under The Green Tree Her Lantern Does Glow
In Raiment Of Gold The Lady Is Dressed
They Run Up The Hill From The Field Below
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Each Night She Is Here, Avalon Goddess
To Guide Her Wildlife Safely, Free From Fear
Their Path It IsBright, By Her They Are Blessed
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This Place Is Their Home, They Are Happy Here
Avalon Goddess, Protector So Dear
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