When God was a woman Her back ached, her breasts, the line between her legs Even when it didn’t bleed Ached, goddamn it, it ached. When God was a woman She stopped laughing because Other women didn’t laugh, they Toiled, carrying fat babies on their (aching) backs Water jugs on their heads, barley in sacks … Continue reading When God was a woman – Candice Louisa Daquin
So, there it is, time was when God was a woman, but now the ruling consensus seems to be that God is, was, and shall ever be, a man. This is a very strange thing given that to be a god generally implies the attribute of immortality (although some legends and myths do have gods … Continue reading When God Was a Woman II – BOB WERTZLER
When God was a woman there was no God There was only you and me and many other humans besides and there were animals and trees and rivers both wide and skinny and spans of land and oceans deep and crystals and sand and stars and comets and heavenly bodies galaxial When God was a … Continue reading When God Was a Woman – Melita White
A word about kind. The OED says only, and misleadingly, “cunt- ; see cont-, count- But in her Woman’s Encyclopedia of Myths and Secrets (1983, that’s why she can’t cite Gimbutas, The Language of the Goddess, 1989), Barbara G. Walker, the knitting expert and Neolithic scholar, writes “Cunt Derivative of the Oriental Great Goddess as … Continue reading When God Was a Woman II – Judy Swann
I looked my visitor full in the face. I recognized her now; she was my nurse when I was little, my mother, Earth. “Why have you come now?” I asked, “Now that I’m in prison.” “I could never abandon you,” she said, “although it has been hard trying to get your attention. Invested people have … Continue reading When God Was a Woman – Judy Swann
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Brave & Reckless 