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quarta-feira, 6 de junho de 2007

Little Pagan Priestess

Little Pagan Priestess

    Little pagan priestess in the moonlight,
    Fairy lady in your robes of gold -
    Haven't they told you, didn't they warn you,
    The poor Horned Lord is growing old?

    Little fairy princess in the springtime,
    Little lady in your robes of blue -
    Haven't they said the Hornèd One is lonely?
    He's searching in the empty woods for you.

    Little fairy priestess in the summer,
    Dancing all alone in woods of green -
    Don't you know the Hornèd One must need you
    To reign beside him as his Summer Queen?

    Little pagan priestess in the autumn
    When the falling leaves are turning red -
    Now summer's almost gone, and winter's coming on;
    The Hornèd One hangs low his antlered head.

    Little pagan priestess in the winter -
    Can't you see you, too, are growing old?
    The seasons all are lost, and the ground lies thick with frost;
    The lonely antlered head is not so bold.

    Little pagan priestess in the moonlight,
    Dancing barefoot in a fairy ring -
    Today you are a child, tomorrow woman wild;
    Maybe next year you'll hear the Horned One sing.

    O little girl who dances in the sunlight -
    Is that your father's step upon the path?
    Remember that I, too, was once a child like you.
    Perhaps one day you'll make a good man laugh.

By JANET, about 1990

Farrar/Bone 1997

The Goddess *Poesia de Janet Farrar


I Just Knew



So you’re the Great Goddess
How come they never mentioned you when I was being schooled?
Though come to think of it, they did;
Scarlet woman, Babylonian whore.






My father said I may worship you,
And told me I was Freya’s child, because I was born on Friday.
Strange, that; he is a good Christian,
Jesus man, Mary’s servant.






I am told, my Lady,
Your secret name talks of circumpolar stars,
Never beyond the horizon;
Just how many names do you have?






Sweet Isis, Mother of All,
Queen of Heavens,
Mistress of the Waters, Protectress of all that is living;
Nobody told me you were there, Mother, my Mother.




(Copyright Janet Farrar, 1970)



A Deusa * Poesia de Janet Farrar
Eu só sabia


Então você é a Grande Deusa
Como é que eles nunca mencionaram quando eu estava sendo educada?
Apesar de vir a pensar sobre isso, eles fizeram;
 Mulher escarlate, prostituta da Babilônia.

Meu pai disse que eu posso te adorar,
E me disse que eu era o filho de Freya, porque eu nasci na sexta-feira.
Estranho, que, ele é um bom cristão,
Jesus homem, servo de Maria.

Disseram-me, minha senhora,
Seu nome conversações secretas das estrelas circumpolares,
Nunca além do horizonte;
Apenas quantos nomes você tem?

Doce Isis, Mãe de Todos,
Rainha dos Céus,
Senhora das Águas, Protetora de tudo o que está vivendo;
Ninguém me disse que você estava lá, Mãe, minha mãe.