Hecate
Laying under the luminous moon,
Where the wind is clawing at my hair,
Dog barks awake me, giving me a scare.
Hecate! Will she be here so soon?
As a slithering snake, she comes to me,
Twistly softly through the leaves, and then
Morphing in to one, yet three women
Before my eyes. What a sight to see!
You are nature itself, our Mother.
Our Goddess of Life, Goddess of Death,
The single controller of our breath,
Feared and loved by sister and brother!
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