Seven Goddesses I AM

You know me as a poet and an artist but really what drives my energy flow is a deep and abiding curiosity about the psyche and our human/spirit connection.

I love to imagine and question, my inner world is alive with myriad characters, it’s like a pantomime in here!

So amongst all the pies my fingers are thick with I create workshop experiences and my latest one is called ‘The Seven Goddesses I AM’ It is a creative course with a visualisation component and an artistic process.

it is imaginative self portraiture 🙂

ANYWA, if this has peaked your interest at all, pop through on this link >> SEVEN GODDESSES and grab the first workshop FREE!

It’s fun, if you are on Facebook let me know and you can join the private group too if you like.

Thanks for your time,

Arna

Honey Suckle Princess

 

 

Nectar Magician …..she

white witch

swings her honeycomb wishes

made of violin

spilling herself

to the voice of god

of sweeping stone notes

singing pink

harvesting air

and a strand of honeysuckle thinking

a loosely braided story

preserved in

HOT

butterscotch

crackling

 

 

 

 

 

I Release Myself To Heat

so cccccold

but

seeking f

or warmth

feeling

for flames

orange purple fat

red hot

fury

Oh Agnayi, 

my love

Chantico,

my heart

Freya,

my flickering, my breath

Ida,

my belly

Sekhmet,

my life

OH Vesta!

to baste in

to glory with

in dancing fever

Oh Fuchi,

your torrid fingers

arouse in me

desire

but you only

flirt….

steam free’s

from my chilled lips

I

need

I

choose

I

now

release myself to heat

Nightingale Rapture

 

 

She of female colour

works a cherry path

tripping rainbow wind and flaunting a song,

the nightingale rapture…

A bountiful traveller, her bowl swimming,

a vagrant obstreperous kite.

This leonine hue, this invigorated sunrise, she is yolk.

Woman spills from her delicate fingers,

impolite yet forgiven as it falls.

She of 1000 clouds and velvet womb,

a mountain of compulsion.

SHE

a bolt                  of flesh                    silk