AshesToPhoenix
AshesToPhoenix
(Rise of Divine Feminine)
From the heat and flames
Something of beauty emerged
A bird!
A bird?!?
Not just any ol bird
NO
This one is quite unheard
A mystical creature
The one’s that are in folklore’s
And praised around campfires
One’s with mage features
And or powers
Heard of Maleficent?
Yeah
Her kind
In the sense of attributes
And nature
Truly precious and gracious
Merciful
And full of benevolence…
What one may deem heaven sent…
You can tell why majority hate her!
Twisting her name,
identity
and overall essence
with one’s manipulation into her being perceived as the one full of malevolence…
Let’s start from what one may deem the beginning
“Adam and Eve…”
Eve being scapegoated and casted out…
Whilst falling in line of malignant entrapment
Where “HISstory” was cultivated and deems to
be repetitive
In its teachings
of Wombmen…
What seemed to have been the benevolent ending
Of the Wombmen as a species
Nothing but,
Chaos
confusion
corruption
Illusions
Followed thereafter
The beginning of a catastrophic identity crisis…
Deeming a Wombman the one casting huemanity into “sin”
From the lens of whose perspective?!?
“MEN”
The Wombmen’s Rapture
Burned at the stakes
Buried under deceit and lies…
From sheer ashes to phoenix
Like the folklore’s tales
She began to RISE
Clearing the muck,
dirt and distortion
from her immortal eyes
She begins to see
through her distortion
Of the broken lens
What they deemed as “sin”
Her autonomy
Sovereignty
And independence
Her right to CHOOSE!
Her right to SAY NO!
As a complete sentence!
Her right to preserve her essence!
Her right to write and cultivate her own literature!
All in all her right to TRUTH
Her truth!
Her authenticity!
HERSTORY!
NOT HIS!
From the endurance…
Of severance of one’s
body
heart
mind
soul
And benevolent spirit
From those ashes…
Heat and flames
She rose again and again
Until she was able to reclaim her essence, identity and name!
The temple NOT temptation…
- PoeticFlavaaaa💋
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