A Wiccan Mother's Plea
A Poem of Haikus
The goddess sent you to me--
a blessing, a gift
You brightened my days
You brought such peace to my soul--
filled my life with joy.
I've given my all
You are my whole entire world--
my reason to live
I have but one plea
If you reach the Summerland
before me, wait for me
Or come back to me
Quickly, in some other form
Just don't forget me
There's only one way
I could go on without you--
could keep breathing still
I'd have to believe
that one day we'll meet again--
be reunited
Without that knowledge
Without that hope, I'd wither--
and fall to the ground.
Published by Heather B.
I'm young single mother of two boys, a liberal Democrat, and a born again Pagan witch for nearly 14 years. I write about natural family living, pregnancy, homebirth, attachment parenting, and religion or pol... View profile
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11 Comments
Post a CommentI'm not a Wiccan, but I certainly can feel these things with you. We have two little girls in heaven (summerland) Isobella Raine and Mary-Therese. Love to you and thanks for the lovely poem.
Absolutely beautiful and well-written. :)
I love this poem.
Beautiful expressions of love. )o(
I love you moo cow.
Not wiccan, but it sounds so sweet, how can one resist.
very well written. An absolutely lovely poem.
Thanks Zac!
i loved this! very well done
LOL. I was thinking maybe it was someone who just hates Pagans or harbors ill will towards their own mommy :D