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The Chamber of the Goddess
THE CHAMBER OF THE GODDESS
Lets open up Pandora's box again
PANDORA'S BOX
Fore thought and after thought
Pandora's box
Was given as a trap
that crafty fox
Swift Mercury seeming lagged
Then heavily dragged
Before Pandora's eyes
And feigning weariness
winked curiosity in disguise
Pandora on her knees
Was faint with fire
What shame that man had
Ever got the gift
For since he had creation could inspire
Him to heights of grandeur
And a rift
With old Olympians
Aging faster
Slowly melting
In reality
Until the days would come
Hereafter
When ancient gods no longer be
And only live by page and pen and poets bold
To trap them in their words divine retold
And old Olympians lift the cup of brew
And men toast back with Baccus' gift of dew
And so it was a woman even then
As Eve ate apple and Lillith did rebel
That men have said caused all our eyes to open
And all our souls abandoned into hell
But I should rather go to hell well sighted
Than live this life in blind illusions veil
And men might realize they've always slighted
That woman caused the species to prevail
For while Pandora's box it emptied chaos
In order hope was also held within
And hope propels us always to the future
And ordered chaos makes the earth to spin
And spinning keeps us always in the cosmos
Flying towards our fate what ere it be
And I for one am glad Pandora did it
She gave us choice and set our spirit free
GALETEA AND PYGMALON
Pygmalion was a sculptor bold
He chiseled life within the stone
With eyes of lust he did behold
Galetea there to be his own
At Aphrodite's door he plead
That mortal flesh the stone could be
And so the statue slowly bled
Into life for eternity
So many women on this earth
And this old crotch could choose not one
But must create his wife from birth
To serve him safely in the stone
CUPID AND PSYCHE
Did thus the beast turn beauty's hand
Some candle wax upon his skin
The dagger in her hand held high
Poised at a point to murder him
At night her lover only came
So in the dark he courted her
With love's sweet wooing all for naught
By day he disappeared once more
So Psyche stumped by envies whim
Aphrodite's plan had failed
And Cupid fell in love with her
But Aphrodite still prevailed
For Psyche pledged a vow to him
Then broke that vow with doubting heart
And Cupid fled forever gone
And left behind not love's sweet dart
HERO AND LEANDER
Hero was a woman
Who lit a candle bright
To guide Leander through the waves
He made the trip each night
For love it is an ocean
For love it is a sea
For life is but circumstance
Two lovers brought to be
And as the light did flicker dim
And as Leander waned
He found he could no longer swim
The gods had so ordained
And Hero heard his dying plea
What could a hero do?
But join her lover in the sea
And bid life sad adieu
And Aphrodite fanned the flame
These two she placed at Cupid's door
And Aphrodite's all to blame
That mortal lives they have no more
WHAT CHANCE DID PARIS HAVE
What chance did Paris have?
What choice has any man?
When beauty shows its face
Within the wretched plan
What matters wisdom's ways
What matters powers to be
What matters Queens of heaven
Decked out in revelry
One golden apple caused the fall of Troy
Deliberately the apple of Discord
Thrown in because of vanity and slight
The uninvited guest came on her own accord
Sheba
The secret mystery of mysteries was not revealed to Solomon till Sheba was at court.
Sheba had abundant hair under her arms and surrounding her pubis.
This was considered to be a source of great power.
Witches were well known to the Hebrews such as the Witch of Endor.
Solomon would not sleep with Sheba till she shaved the hair.
Sheba's pubic hair was called the Veil of Mystery, in thus shaving to sleep with Solomon
she relinquished her power but as we all know hair doth grow back!
*check Zechariah Zitchen's The Twelfth Planet.
The Secret Doctrine mentions The Whit Brotherhood and The Count St. Germane. The Secrets of The Ring of the Knights of the White Brotherhood have to do with longevity and youth. (
(check Mad. Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine)
what the Shekina might say
Suggested reading the Tales of the Ladies Dancing or The Wood Nymphs of Alvania
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