It seems fitting, in the beginning, to acknowledge that no art is created in a vacuum. Here is a small adaptation I made to a poem by Rilke (I,3 from “The Book of a Monastic Life”). I made mine a bit more overtly about my own shadow, void, and devotion to the Morrígan.
'But when I lean over the chasm of myself - it seems my Goddess is dark and like a web: a hundred roots silently drinking. This is the ferment I grow out of. More I don't know, because my branches rest in deep silence, stirred only by the wind.' Happy wanderings, Sorsha.
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