Feminine Fecundity: A world transformed by acceptance of the feminine divine

Feminine Fecundity: A world transformed by acceptance of the feminine divine January 10, 2012

Yvette Warren is a grandmother, the author of the blog One Family, Many Faiths and a newly ordained minister in the Universal Life Church.

Feminine Fecundity

A world transformed by acceptance of the feminine divine

Would stop jockeying and competing for power.

Humankind would stop acting as jackels and dogs

And celebrate each other’s finest feats and hours.

 

Our world would look for connections and ways to cooperate

In striving to create societies that our young can imitate.

We would cheer each other on and teach each other’s babes;

Only in this way can our universe possibly be saved.

 

Soft and warm like the duff in a million year old forest,

But strong and eternal as a sequoia tree —

This is the place that we’ll all lie down

When we reach the mother/father/spirit of eternity.

 

Eternity will look like the sun, the sea, and the rain

That replenish each other again and again

It will look like the love in the smile on a mother’s face,

And the strength of a father’s protective embrace.

 

It will sound like the wind that blows hurricanes and tornadoes

And the cool breezes that whisper our names.

It will sound like babies cooing and lovers in laughter,

As they play their gently teasing games.

 

It will taste like the sweet tartness of ripe strawberries,

And of tomatoes picked fresh off the vine.

It will taste like good yard eggs freshly laid,

And the warm grapes from which we make wine.

 

It will smell like the earth before a warm summer rain,

And our favorite person’s early morning smell.

It will smell like the sweetness of a baby’s breath,

Fresh milk, flowers, sea, and sunshine, as well.

 

These are all parts of the fecundity of this life,

Gifts from the womb of our eternal mother.

To produce life, even in cloning, females must be a part,

But man, devoid of woman, could produce no other.

© 2012 Yvette Autin Warren


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