The Horned Goddess
Horns sheathed by mists of silver and gold.
Skin draped in flowing darkness, ebony waves.
I am the night,
Queen
Fear
Horns sheathed by mists of silver and gold.
Skin draped in flowing darkness, ebony waves.
King of the beasts, horns that run through the earth
The trees, even the eldest whose roots run through the valley
Like blood in my veins. They fall at the strength of their master.
But not mine. He trembles when I walk. When I grace the vast
Plains with a step so light, for his fear. Is great.
If he is like the earth and oak, then he is the bone
The very flesh, of us. And I am
The life, the very essence that flows through the mists
Of grey and green. Magic. As dew builds then falls in droplets
To the ground, As great beasts thunder through the plains
Hooves and paws and pads racking the dirt and stone
As streams pour into rivers and twigs stretch into oaks
And as life itself is returned and the beings of dusk
With horns raised high, golden and amber rays,
Bursts from my horns, Bursts from the sun, Bursts from the
Night, the Moon, and Death.
Queens of my kind are feared.
King’s shiver at our. Ferocity.
Bound in chains like an animal.
Where I am free, to roam the world with