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Treacherous Goddess

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By Cathy holmesPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
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Respect her beauty,

Or she may swallow you whole,

For your sacrilege.

nature poetry

About the Creator

Cathy holmes

Canadian family girl with a recently discovered love for writing. Other loves include animals and sports.

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  • L.C. Schäfer2 years ago

    😮❤

  • Roy Stevens3 years ago

    Is that Pele? Hope you didn't bring any Hawaiian rocks home!

  • Julie Buchy3 years ago

    😯what a commentary! ❤️

  • I've always been a sucker for poems with powerful messages like this! Well done!

  • Nice reminder to respect nature instead of damaging it. I can definitely get behind the message. Good Job!

  • Thayrile3 years ago

    Nice 👍

  • U.Rdiya3 years ago

    Beautifully written!

  • Lamar Wiggins3 years ago

    Nice... Respect is a powerful word that drives the tone of this poem.

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  • C. H. Richard3 years ago

    She don't play! Don't mess with mother nature❤️

  • Brilliant Cathy.

  • Colt Henderson3 years ago

    Mother nature will get you quick!

  • Very, very well done! It reminded me of a mountain in South Kazakhstan where several climbers disappeared and were never found. There are plaques with their, pictures, names, and the dates of their disappearances.

  • I’m curious about this poem. It makes me ask questions- is the mountain being personified, or are there religious rituals that take place on the mountain? Of course you don’t have to answer-sometimes that’s the point of poetry-but I wanted you to know it made me think!

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  • Dawn Salois3 years ago

    Loved the powerful personification of the mountain. The image is great, too.

  • Babs Iverson3 years ago

    Wow!!!

  • Gina C.3 years ago

    Oooh I really love how she’ll “swallow you whole”… great wording and emotions, well done!! 😊❤️

  • Heather Hubler3 years ago

    Oh, I loved the personification and the image! Together, they really strike a chord. Loved it!

  • She is powerful 🔥

  • AGB3 years ago

    Oh wow! Beutiful poem!

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