A Sense of Place @NWCreativeUnion #WWUC

Music, Magic & Mayhem

I dare you now to dance with me

For once alone, no one to see

Naked under pure moonbeams

Where silver light vibrates and teams

Amongst the woodland creatures bring

Peace, contentment, the sacred ring

Where energy will surely rise

When we connect at fireside.

The ancient sound, a sacred drum

Invoking goddess and her son

Drawing down the divine moon

The tempo rises, the time is soon

The heart does quicken as mind clears

In purity we release all fears

The smell of sage in fire, burns

And perceived reality begins to turn

Through centuries of time and man

Before we called it Holy Land

Commissioned by the royal name

No son of god would lay such claim.

The circle now begins to grow

The salt is burning a sacred glow

The magick of mind grows and vibrates

Bringing us to Holy gates

And at its center, wild flames will leap

Within this circle our souls will meet

With our disguises washed away

To the song of the night, our bodies sway.

And around us now the magick grows

With harm to none, we reap, she sows

Our mother smiles in the sky

The stars, her children, become our guides

As we leave these earthly shells behind

And drunk on love, our souls collide.

The music of creation sings

And out of chaos, the mayhem brings

The magick we will forever share

Beyond this circle to everywhere

For now we are the sacred flame

That will burn forever in magick's name.

And always will that sacred song

Beat in our hearts forever~long

Into the mystery of one

The love of goddess, mother, son

Initially, I wanted to write of my beautiful homeland, to invite you to our shores, and share with you a Blue Nose kitchen stomp...alas...it remains unwritten, and rather than risking missing this weeks Wednesday Wake Up Call...I instead...invite you into my sacred space...to some it will be a familiar place, for others, perhaps a new adventure. No matter...I wasn't risking missing Joanne Elliott's excellent prompt as I prep for a busy weekend ahead! Join us, won't you?