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Death

How would you like your death announced?
 In joyous bells, sweet song through the town
 or a solemn dirge, sung in an otherwise quiet church?
 Don't mind me much, it's completely your choice
 but I must make a sale you see.
 Whether they throw flowers and toast to your glory
 Whether they dress in black and weep til morning
 it makes no difference to me
 
If the fanfare isn't your thing
 obscurity is always an option
 But an ego, such a fragile thing, can't bear it
 A forgotten grave where moss makes its home
 too melodramatic for me
 Alas, you humans are so strange
 There's a ticking
 Can you hear it?
 It seems your time is fast approaching
 
So what is your choice
 poor soul so close to the end?
 Is it joy?
 Is it sorrow?
 Or a darkness with no light?
 I don't mean to rush, but there's the sake of my sale
 What's left for you to mend?
 And the reaper will not be kept waiting

Copyright © Dia Tucker | Year Posted 2012



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Elemental Witch

Earth
 Dirt pours between my fingers
 my energy returns
 Steady as the ground beneath me
 Send a prayer to Demeter
 
Air
 Cool breeze runs across my face
 Look to the clouds, float gently across the sky
 I feel like the swift sparrow through the leaves
 Send my joy to Khaos
 
Water
 Freely flow through streams and rivers 
To you I am pulled, a calm when you are near
 A steady drip of water, one day my cup will fill
 Poseidon has sent for me
 
Fire
 Draws me to it's warmth
 Turns my calm to a quick temper
 but away from it, my back will never be
 I call out to Hestia
 
They call me to walk my Wiccan path
 In their hands my spirit will ever be

Copyright © Dia Tucker | Year Posted 2012

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Dance

Wind whispering
through my fingers
dancing in my lady's light
Sacred moon shine
down into
this fairy circle

Copyright © Dia Tucker | Year Posted 2012

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Daughter of the Wood

The tree stands out
 A maiden with skin of bark
 and hair of Spanish moss
 Count yourself among the rare
 to gaze upon her
 So many pass, yet never see
 Leaves that fall are her tears
 Clear them away
 Sign that someone still cares

Copyright © Dia Tucker | Year Posted 2012

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In My Dreams

Around my shoulders
Light of moonlight falls
Witness to a delicate dance
Through whispering fields
Joy and peace, a shield
For darkness wishes near
A breeze whistles through the leaves
A tinkling laugh, I know
She will be there
Even as I open my eyes

Copyright © Dia Tucker | Year Posted 2012




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