The Spiral Goddess
A Villanelle Inspired By The Painting By Angie Livingstone (The Glittering Fox)
Introduction
This is my forty-first piece inspired by Angie Linvingstone's amazing artwork. You can find her on Facebook at the link below.
Note: This has been moved from my back up account, so that all of my stories inspired by Angie's work are on my main account.
This is her Etsy site:
The music is "Dance with the Fire" by Karliene
These are words inspired by her wonderful work.
The Spiral Goddess
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See The Spiral Goddess Rise
Her Magic Lit By Earth Fire
Watched By Dancing Daughters' Eyes
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She Is Perfect, She Is Wise
Nature Dances, With No Fear
See The Spiral Goddess Rise
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See Them Dance, Their Spirits Rise
Communion Is Her Desire
Watched By Dancing Daughters' Eyes
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Deep Magic Under Night Skies
Dancing Naked Free As Fire
See The Spiral Goddess Rise
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Goddess Fire Is Spiralised
Sparkling Magic Flies From Her
Watched By Dancing Daughters' Eyes
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Dancing Maidens Cast Their Eyes
To Their Lady Floating Higher
See The Spiral Goddess Rise
Watched By Dancing Daughters' Eyes
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Comments (6)
Another incredible piece Mike. I am so looking forward to our book :)
Oh, wow, what a gorgeous piece by Angie <3 Plus your is beautifully done, Mike <3 This is going to be a gorgeous book
π©·π©·π©·π©· fabulous work!
Reminds me of the bonfires we enjoyed after raking leaves in the fall as a child (without the naked women, of course). Beautiful combination of words, artwork & music. Only nine to go!
We all need to find communion somehow, some way and somewhere. Good job!
The article is educative and informative