Daughters Of The Bow
byThis poem is an invocation of destiny, lineage, and feminine power, where myth sharpens resolve and the self is finally released into motion.
This poem is an invocation of destiny, lineage, and feminine power, where myth sharpens resolve and the self is finally released into motion.
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Read this modern, contemporary poem Inspired by the second Brahmana of the Brhadaranyaka Upanishad.
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This poem is a lyrical, haunting, whimsical meditation on the unknown. Do read.