The Maya Goddess of Plenitude and Generosity

The Maya Goddess of Plenitude and Generosity

               twirls the strand of a  consummate gift  from her priests who

            wishing to express their gratitude for her teaching

              presented a holy offering of their severed penises

         to make a magnificent skirt sewn by her female courtiers

        fringed with beaded symbols patiently crafted with turquoise and gold

           of the male ejaculation 

Feather Goddess

 

The Feather Goddess

                     with her patriarchal warrior guard

           arrogantly watching

              a fire dance during which she is consumed

      by the imagined flames

                                and swirled up

                       into the cosmos

beyond pain or passion

                 beyond abject failure or disappointment

      beyond delusion or uncertainty

                                      beyond the chains of

physicality to an exalted realm

                            of lasting spiritual peace

Goddess of Patience

Ohoyo Osh Chishba was a Six Nations

Goddess, shaman, mother, Heroin who was watchful and 

protective of all young people seeking  the comfort of her strength

                     her inspired wisdom as does the young boy who clings to her

              while he peers anxiously outward at the world and intense gaze of curious strangers 

Tree Goddess

                     The Tree Goddess dependably combats

        threat and anxiety  as she attends to victims

        of jungle terror who venerate her loyalty

      while some, beyond her reach and influence

       will panic in a state of indecision that erupts

       as a flurry of discharged energy like this startled bird 

frightened by an approaching predator while beneath 

the disruption  every root quivers in the soil  

until the dark menace has passed

Moon goddess

Aleut Goddess

The Aleut Goddess who appeared

       when the glaciers retreated

to allow caribou and all wild beasts

                         and human wanderers

       onto ancient American soil

            and salmon to replenish the rivers

               and the coastal waters of

       the immeasurable, uncontrollable Pacific ocean.

          She transmits through her strands

   of hair to the brave fisherman

            who beseeches her to summon

      his strength and bravery for

              the perilous challenge of a wounded whale

Goddess Of The Wind

Goddess Alters

Mother Goddess