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I Am A Pagan
by Selena Fox

I am a Pagan.
I am a part of the whole of Nature.
The rocks, the animals, the plants, the elements are my relatives.
Other humans are my sisters and brothers, whatever their races, colors, ages, nationalities, creeds, or sexual preferences.
The earth is my Mother and the sky is my Father.
The sun and moon are my Grandparents, and the stars my ancestors.
I am part of this large family of Nature, not the master of it.
I have my own special part to play and I seek to play that part to the best of my ability.
I seek to live in harmony with others in the family of Nature, treating others with respect, not abuse.

I am a Pagan.
I pay attention to the seasons within myself - of beginnings, growth, fruition, harvest, endings, rest, and beginnings again.
Life is a Circle with many cycles.

I am a Pagan.
I acknowledge that the Divine is everywhere in the energy of life.
I am Animistic. I sense the life force in the oak tree on the hill, in the herbs in the garden, in the birds singing at my window, in the boulders on the hill, in myself, and yes, even in "things"such as my car and computer.
I understand that everything has its physical and non-physical aspects. The physical and spiritual are deeply intertwined, not separate, and one is not better than the other.

I am a Pagan.
My worship is one of communion, not groveling.
I share my views with others when I sense it is right, but I do not proselytize - there are many ways, not one way, of spiritual growth.
My holy places are under the open sky . in the Stone Circle in the oak grove on the top of the mound . on the Vision Rock on the high cliff . in the Garden in the fields . in the Sweat lodge by the stream . by the clear pool of the Sacred Spring . in the Rainbow Cave in the valley.
Yet my worship can be anywhere . my magick circle is portable.
I can call to the four quarters, to the earth and sky, and to the central spirit point wherever I may be.

I am a Pagan.
I journey to the Otherworld in my dreams, my meditations. I fly with my consciousness through time and space.
I return with insights.
I go between the worlds for healing, growth, and transformation.
Psychic perception is a natural, not supernatural, part of my daily life.

I am a Pagan.
I attune myself to the four elements of Nature - Earth, Air, Fire, Water - and to the fifth element, Spirit, which is the force that connects all.
I see these elements as parts of my self - my physical body is my earth, my intellect my air, my will my fire, my emotions my water, and my inner self is my spirit.
I endeavor to keep myself healthy and in balance in all these parts of Self.

I am a Pagan.
I hear the cries of Mother Earth.
I see the pollution of the air, the soil, and the waters.
I see the games being played by nations with the fire of nuclear weapons.
I see spiritual pollution, too - selfishness, hatred, greed for money and power, despair.
I sense these things, but I sense, too, a cleansing, healing energy manifesting on the planet at this time.
I know that I can help bring the planet into greater balance by seeking balance in my own life.
I know that my attitudes and my way of living can make a difference.
I endeavor to be a channel for healing and balance.

Pagan Poems

Paganism was an ancient pre-Christian faith influenced by the natural world. There are a number of contemporary spiritual beliefs based on similar ideas. Modern Paganism is a diverse community, encompassing different religious movements, with core themes of ecology, magic and ritual. Pagan poems includes poetry about the spiritual ideas of Wicca, also known as Pagan Witchcraft.

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PAR

Hide and Seek

Beyond the veil of words and forms
there lies a realm of light and love.
Where mystics soar like graceful swans
and taste the bliss of good above.

To leave behind the world of sense
and dive into the depths of soul.
To find the source of peace immense
and feel the oneness of the whole.

Search the unknown for a clue.
Hope to find something that's true.
Face the risks and the dangers.
Meet the foes and the strangers.

To see the beauty in all things
and hear the music of the spheres.
To touch.

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Love and Pain

I was always a rogue with you
Then I started to love you
Still in that phase
I wanted to see you bound
Just sitting next to me
Occasionally leaning over to twist your nipples
Hoping you'd do the same to me if I ever untied you
Yeah all kinds of bdsm pleasures
But then you got religion without the religion
That sounds weird but it's me
No matter what I say or do short of daggers
You always come back to me
To which I'm grateful
Purity has its moments
They don't last long
Winter just started
I long for your heat

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Across the Hilltops Danced

The religion of one age is the literary entertainment of the next.� - Emerson

What fairy feet across the hilltop danced
before the Christ and first Mohammedans arrived
to render all these stones a blasted heresy?
We lean our picnic on the moss and eat
our sandwiches, removed from fear of blasphemy
to talk and think on Mother Nature�s gifts, the seat
of what may once have been a grand temple.

The children run towards the ancient lake
on which a royal barge may have lilted,
the raiments gilded by a cyclop�s eye
that.

PAR

Poem with no rhyme

I let my thoughts fly
and free myself from worries.
I open my heart and connect my essence.

I look at the blue sky and feel at peace.

I watch the celestial Wheel
marveling at its splendor.
the clock of the universe
and the map of my soul.

The Wheel is the different facets of life
that affect our energies and actions.
The Wheel intersperses our shadows and virtues.

Wheel of life,
cycle of death and rebirth,
Wheel of destiny,
path of evolution and growth.

I behold the heavenly Wheel .

PoetSpeak

Obsession 2.0

I've got this YOU obsession
It's under control
Problem is .
I don't want it under control
I want the mayhem of desire
Clawing and scratching
Fingernails on chalkboards
Insomnia with hard-ons raging
Tired, horny and exhilarated

Placid is not good for long
I'll do what you ask of me
I'm trying too
Some addictions are easier
Substances
French Fries
Work and Working out
Healthy and not so
Call me Daddy or not but just call

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Embracing the Craft: A Witch's Pride

In the realm of religion, I proudly stand,
A witch with magical powers in my hand.
Differences between religion and me,
In verse and rhyme, I'll let you see.
Religions often have their deity's reign,
While I honor nature's vibrant limitless terrain.
In the realm where spirits dance and sing,
I proudly stand as a witch, a unique magical being.
Differences abound 'twixt faith and art,
For unity in diversity makes life complete
I find my power in every part.
My magic comes from my heart.
Structured worship in religious hue,
Yet in.

Studio and Garden

For Alberto Caeiro, the world is not a place of mystery or of meaning, but is simply itself, to be absorbed with all one's senses. He was one of the heteronyms, the alter-egos, of the Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935). Pessoa's prose writings have moved me, and I wrote a blog post, Memory: Constructing a Life, inspired by one of his sentences. But I was unaware of his poetry until a Facebook friend, Martyn Ravensdale, introduced me to his long poem "The Keeper of Sheep", lyrical and revelatory; I feel that it's close to being a guide to appreciating life. Pessoa wrote his poetry in the guise of several different characters; he described the appearance of Alberto Caeiro in him as "In me there appeared my Master." Caeiro wrote of meeting Jesus Christ come down to earth as an innocent small child

Caeiro argues against intellect and for pure sensation:

I'm a keeper of sheep.
The sheep are my thoughts
And my thoughts are all sensations.
I think with my eyes and ears
And with my hands and feet
And with my nose and mouth.

To think a flower is to see it and smell it
And to eat a fruit is to taste its meaning.

To talk about the soul of flower, stones, and rivers,
Is to talk about yourself, about your delusions.
Thank God stones are just stones,
And rivers nothing but rivers,
And flowers just flowers.

Being that I am now over 60 years old, perhaps with two thirds of my life done (much of my family is long-lived), I occasionally wonder what it means, this being a human on earth. There are many possible answers, but lines from another poem by Pessoa's Alberto Caeiro gives one that feels true and deep and full of grace:

The startling reality of things
Is my discovery every single day
Every thing is what it is,
And it's hard to explain to anyone how much this delights me
And suffices me.

Occasionally I hear the wind blow,
And I find that just hearing the wind blow makes it worth
having been born.

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