My
Poetry
Again, This
Winter
Aois Dana
Rhiannon
Balanced
For A
Wedding
Lullabye
My Lady,
First
Ostara -
Mist and Wings
Rainy Day
Some
Murdering Secret
What
Comes of Wings
My Lady, First
    I wanted to write a poem to Athena; she was the first goddess that I ever realized had a hand in my 'self'. So I wrote this one as a sort of an invocation to her in me.

I can see her,

with her helm tucked under her arm
with the golden brightness of her Ęgis
with the shining of her shield
and her flame-tipped spear.

I can see her,

with a mind keener than all else
with her eyes flashing the grey of storms
with her body one of a woman's shape
and a tongue that speaks wisdom.

I can see her,

with my grey eyes to worship her
with a mind that is my shield for others
with a heart that burns with a desire for wisdom
in my woman's shape, I would be her daughter.

© Anne Cross, 1997


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Created: November 20, 1997
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