Poem: Goddesses of the Wild 🌙

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May we, sacred beings, thrive,
May we fully embody ourselves,
Goddesses of the wild. 
May we fill our lives with abundance aligned, 
May we connect to our intuition, 
The all-knowing sage advice. 
May we howl at the moon
And let our wild woman out, 
May we never feel restrained 
To fit into a mould we don't like. 
May we tune in to our intuition,
The sacred link to the universe all around.
The light shining from within
Shall never be dimmed, only brightly shine. 
May our desires and dreams
Come purely alive,
May our voice be clearly heard,
Never silenced or shut down.
May we glow in the sunshine, 
Soak up the energy from the golden god.
May we openly display and share 
Our rainbow-like colours  
Dormantly sleeping inside.
May we stand tall like the sunflowers 
Staring at the sun, 
May we find the strength to never give up
Like the bumblebee carrying its weight
High up in the sky. 
May we unapologetically dance to the beating
Of the drumming of our own heart, 
May we always listen to our own wise advice.  
May we embrace each phase of our sacred cycles
Like the moon reminds us to love and celebrate
Every part of our journey fully alive. 
May we always hold hands with goddesses aligned.
May we always lift each other up.
May we always walk side by side
And hold, nurture and celebrate each other
In our sacred journey of the goddesses we are.  



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