This poem surfaced out of the place in me that loves the Moon… It emerged in deep honor of other women who, also, love her as much as I do. Moon Lover by Krista Katrovas She loves the Moon, wakes at dark dawn, when our Great Goddess, Mother Moon, nudges her gently from dead sleep, as if waking a child for school. Her lessons are learned under the sky, alone, rather than with others. She reads the Moon while soaking in the knowledge only darkness can offer. How to rest, be quiet, reflect, and receive, how to honor the ebb and flow of one’s own energy. She steps outside, beckoned by SHE who regulates the waves, and women’s cycles, all over the world. She moves in a dance kissed by stars “O ut beyond ideas of wrong-doing and right-doing.” She must create a breeze with her arms as she circles. I wonder if the neighbors see her. And if they do, would they watch her, study those early morn...
Women's Spiritual Poetry