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Michele Jackson is an artist and a priestess.

#VisualArt #Art #MixedMedia #Collage #CloudWoman #CloudWomen #CWQJ Winter 2018

Mujer nube ☁️ En ocasiones aparecen nubes de tormenta en el horizonte. ¿Qué haces para combatirlas? . . . #newprint #clouds #cloudwoman #procreate #procreateillustration #illustration #mujernube #mujer #retratodemujer #womanprocreate #mujerdecolores #colourwoman #ilustracionmujer #procreateartist #vogue #mujernubedecolores (en Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp51BD-rTWx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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INTERIM By MariJo Moore

INTERIM

Come visit me Spirit of Solitude for today there is snow softly and pleasantly falling filling the woods with a quality

of freshness and renewal. No work today only time gentle time spent alone with all of creation and time

gentle time always comes with an essence of healing. Come visit me Spirit of Solitude warm yourself at my fire

MariJo Moore, of Cherokee, Irish and Dutch ancestry is an author/ artist/ poet/ essayist/ lecturer/ editor/ anthologist/ publisher/ workshop presenter/ spiritual advisor/medium

#Poetry #SnowFall #SpiritOfSolitude #CloudWomen #CloudWoman #CWQJ Winter 2018

Anyssa Galván. California Kid. Artist. Dog mom.

#CloudWomen #CloudWoman #VisualArt #Painting #CWQJ Winter 2018

Pinche Tacos: Beat TB Tacos (A Poem) By Martina Gallegos

Pinche Tacos: Beat TB Tacos

(A Poem)

Ingredients:

1. Black beans: my choice, but any kind will do, and I cook about half liter.

2. Organic No-Salt Seasoning

3. A pinch of salt: how redundant...

4. Garlic salt: a pinch

5. Oregano: a pinch

6. Parsley: a pinch

7. Sweet basil leaf: a pinch

8. Canned jalapeño juice: to taste

9. Cheese: as desired

10. Wheat or corn tortillas

Procedure:

1. Use, mash, and 'fry' leftover beans with about an ounce of Olive Oil.

2. The more you let the beans cook dry, the better they taste.

3. Add a pinch of each of the ingredients, and be more generous with the organic no-salt seasoning.

4. Add Jalapeño 'juice' to taste.

Making the 'Tacos':

1. Using corn or wheat tortilla, add the desired amount of black beans, and place them along one half of the tortilla.

2. Add the desired amount of favorite cheese.

3. Fold tortilla and place on comal; turn over to heat both sides evenly.

4. Add whatever other ingredients you wish for; like, avocado or jalapeños.

Martina Gallegos was born and raised in Mexico.While recuperating from a work injury and stroke, she got a Master’s degree from Grand Canyon University. Works have appeared in the Altadena Poetry Review: Anthology 2015 and 2017, Hometown Pasadena, Spirit Fire Review, PSH, Silver Birch Press, Poets Responding, La Bloga, Central Coast Poetry Show, Lummox, vocal.media, and Basta!

#Tacos #PincheTacos #Poetry #CloudWomen #CloudWoman #CWQJ Winter 2018

Forbidden Words   By Odilia Galván Rodríguez

Forbidden Words  

for those who will not be silenced

The evidence of your ignorance screams so loudly every time you twit- ter another snort about you or your thoughts about anything... you call foul play you the King of foul who rules the oligarchy by bad behavior lies and slurs you try to silence truths by calling everything fake news you the King of fake you can't stand words like  diversity because you despise it you wouldn't know vulnerable because you are a bully who’s always banked on entitlement you abhor anyone 'other' not just the transgendered you the King of xenophobia saying you want to make America great again code for going backward in time to slavery to poverty to us   with our heads   bowed down  forward in time  to more   wanton destruction   of earth  its people   you the King   of destruction  of greed   we need no  science-based   studies to tell us  the world is dying   we live out   on the earth  we’ve kneeled  in its fields  as farm workers  as soldiers  as warriors   giving birth  we do not live  in towers   in castles in White Houses and the future   of fetuses   everywhere even your future   generations depend on us to RESIST!

More 45 Quackery: He forbade the use of the following words in certain government documents: "vulnerable," "entitlement," "diversity," "transgender," "fetus," "evidence-based" and "science-based."

Poem first appeared on Poets Responding

Odilia Galván Rodríguez. is a poet/writer/editor/activist/mom and wise-woman. She loves life, being in more than one place at a time (but can only pull that off in dreams,) justice, her familia, and hearing from all the voices in the room - preferably not all at once. She’s one of the founders of Poets Responding and Love and Prayers for Fukushima & The World on Facebook, and also edits Cloud Women’s Quarterly Journal.

#Censorship #FobiddenWords #Poetry #CloudWomen #CloudWoman #CWQJ Winter 2018

Hibernation By Sharon Elliott

Hibernation

hush

guides are ready cedar kin heirs to oak and hazel trespassers transgressors progenitors swimmers in the midnight frozen river

leak beyond the edges glass worn thin like tree bark water writes days of quickening and sorrow in turquoise ink on a bloodshot sky

dawn a latecomer gloaming walks an early road northern winter says follow chitchat crows in the narrow light

more hours spent in reverie than consciousness old women tie their shoes with deer sinew and catgut in the early dark fall from grace into knowing

Sharon Elliott was born and raised in Seattle and has written since childhood. Four years in the Peace Corps in Nicaragua and Ecuador laid the foundation for her activism in multicultural women’s issues. She is a moderator of the Facebook page Poets Responding and is an ally to people of color and to the earth.

Anne MacDonald, the photographer of On the Window, is from Shetland, Scotland.

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WE Are The Sacred Hoop By Thana Redhawk

WE Are The Sacred Hoop

Each one of us has a sacred purpose we came here to do. WE are the seeds planted by the Ancestors prayers and dreams... while singing the songs of Creation.

No matter what that looks like we are here to return to the ways of being in alignment and harmony with Creation and all sentient life in Creation.

WE are here to empower ourselves and our people (all nations, all colors of the sacred hoop)

We can no longer stand in silence and watch the predator energy consume all that is good in Creation

Each sacred purpose is just as important as another's sacred purpose, no one is above or below any one else. Everyone's opinion matters... EVERYONE!

WE must get beyond skin color, race, class and gender to truly evolve into what the old one's dreamed of... The generations that would restore true power, by rEmembering, true power is in Creation and all that resides in Creation has power and spirit...

WE must lite the fires, do the ceremonies, carry the bundles, the teachings and stop separating ourselves from the truth. That we were born as a gift of creation and it is our responsibility to honor this gift of life... for all beings as our brothers and sisters

We have remained strong, we are still here, our spirits will never break, we are the beauty in the chaos, we carry the medicine bundle of creation in our hearts and spirits...

WE are the Sacred hoop, complete and ready for what is ahead. WE are powerful and we are supported by our Ancestors. For we are thousands of struggles, thousands of prayers, and thousands of dreams.

As an influential eloquent speaker, published poet and award winning musician and spoken word artist, Thana Redhawk is a heARTivist for the evolution of human consciousness. Through her poetry, music, activism and honoring sacred purpose in each being, she prays to empower others by decolonizing hearts through rEmbering what it means to be a human being.

#CloudWomen #CloudWoman #Poetry #SacredHoop #CWQJ Winter 2018