In the Name of Misfortune
Take it back for the grandchildren
In the name of the land, of the birds.
In the name of passage and shelter in
transit
I call the grandmothers
Come with soft feathers, robed in
down,
helmed with silver hair
Our deep knowledge and dry wry anger.
Let us come together like a covenant of owls
A murder of crows
We answer an older law
They must answer to us for what they have done
Calling the grandmothers, the crones, the silver ones
Let us walk together in the white winter light
This is our time
Come together like a smother of feathers
The dry hidden talons
It is time
Take it back for the feathered things
For the silver spill of damp in a dry place
Calling all crones
To a place called misfortune
It is time to stand up like dry reeds
Whispering protection for the tiny hot transients
It is time to take back the sacred places of the dead
So we know we can also lie in peace at our time
Calling the flightless ones, the winged ones
The ones that ride the broom
To the place called misfortune
In the name of the horned soft being who demands, WHO
It is time.
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