I Am She Who Has Always Existed

On By Mother WintermoonIn divine feminine, falling word fragments, kabbalah, Moonlit Musings, Sacred soulsongs, spirituality

I am the ruler of the underworld
I am a heavenly body
I have been a muse since time immemorial
Countless sonnets were inspired by my reign
I go by the names of
Snow, Hunger, Wolf, Flower,
Harvest, Hunter, Blue and Crow
I am the light within the shadows
I am the endings before new beginnings
I rouse your passions
I bring solace to your soul
I am there in your darkest hour
I rule over transitions and balance
I am life and death
I am the embodiment of reap and sow

I am the rhythm of the earth bridging all seasons
Wolves speak to me in ancient tongues
Sea captains hunger for my guidence
Oceans rise and fall under my sway
Tides succumb to my pull
I am the power of love and madness
I am the magic and I am the spell
I bear witness to your sins and secrets
I am the keeper of your regrets and hopes

Seek my wisdom and I will give you…
The gift of transformation
Call upon me and I will teach you…
The eternal cycle of harvesting and letting go
I am reincarnation
I am feast days and festivals
I am She who has always existed
I am more powerful than the sun
I am Lady Luna,
I am the Shekhinah
I am the Triple Goddesses
I am Maiden, Mother, Crone

©️ 2015 Mother Wintermoon / All Rights Reserved

 My bit of creative luna~cy in honor of dVerse and our host, Grace.

Connecting the dots between the Shekhinah and the ancient archetypes of Maiden, Mother, Crone.

SHEKHINAH: the Divine Feminine in Judaism/Jewish mysticism associated with the moon and blessing over the new moon every month.

MAIDEN (crescent–waxing moon): spring, dawn, youth, potential, discovery, fullness, growth.

MOTHER (full moon): summer, sunset, life, creation, abundance, flourishing, maturity, nurturance.

CRONE (waning moon): winter, night, wisdom keeper, seer, healer, guidance, prophecy, transitions, endings, rebirth.

Snow, Hunger, Wolf, Flower, Harvest, Hunter, Blue and Crow: Native names for moon phases by month and season.

55 thoughts on “I Am She Who Has Always Existed”

  4. Josslyn Rae Turner

    It seems, after those failed attempts, you found the perfect words to describe the most enchanting piece of our universe. Beautifully written! ❤

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  9. Oh, I LOVE poems about the Moon. You covered it all, just about, except the internal tides of our menses…I always felt that this was our soulborn connection with the moon.
    Powerful poem.

    Jane

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    2. I replied to this and autocorrect wrote “I’m so happy to know it read mated with you.” It was supposed to say “resonated” not “read mated.” You really gotta wonder about autocorrect sometimes. How does “read mated” even make sense? Haha 😀

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  16. I love this this you being a moonbeam and so to could I be, maybe we can meat in a weird dance some where in our universe, and sing a song for all to love. Wouldn’t that be neat! I usually keep away from these kind of prompts, for the same reason, that I am not that good under pressure, But when I hear a piece of music, or sea a piece of art or a photograph that moves, me then I write about it, and some of my best poems are written in that fashion. So pleasant dreams and keep on shining for us all! 🙂

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    1. Your’re the best Charles! Thanks for all your kind words and all you share with me. The universe has introduced us and we are singing our own song together, as two souls whose paths have crossed through the mysteries of the internet. Sweet dreams on moonbeams, Momma Moon. 🙂

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