Poetry About Goddess

She enters carrying grain, thunder, and a newborn moon. No single statue can contain all her names. Sailors ask one face for mercy, farmers another for rain. Power wears tenderness without becoming less fierce. The old stories remember creation in a woman's hands. Every goddess changes according to who is calling.

No single statue can contain all her names. The sacred feminine exceeds any single ideal. Power wears tenderness without becoming less fierce. Even goddess keeps more than one meaning in view. Myth gives power more than one human face.

She enters carrying grain, thunder, and a newborn moon. Time carries the image beyond its first appearance. Sailors ask one face for mercy, farmers another for rain. The old stories remember creation in a woman's hands. Myth gives power more than one human face. Every goddess changes according to who is calling.