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A Word About Tits

Aeolian Heart

Blood

Bring on the Blood

Chalice

Charletons and Snake Oil Freaks 

Cosmic Consciousness

Doula

Drunk with My Creative Muse

Emotional Bouquets

Empower My Cunt

Favorites of a Menstruating Woman

Hatha Yoga

Hurt Again

I am a Gentle Woman

I am Called Too Big

I am Determined to See

I am the Bountiful Witch

I am Wombin

I Cried Today

I have Created a Womb-in

I like Me

In the Wheel

I Want

I’ve Learned to Hold my Tougue

Imbolc Spring Cleaning Candlemas

Jealousy is Hard and Cold

Leave Me to Be

Menopausal Wimmin

Menopausal Witch

Merry Meet Lady Luna

Mundane Magick

My Beloved Dead

My Garden is Me

Our Lady of the Starry Night

People Marks

Pre Moon Shakti

Riding Estrogen Bareback

Round and Soft

Seeing People

Suck It Up

The Celtic Cross of Taste

The Child Within

The Place Between Right and Wrong

The Romance of the Sky King and the Earth Mother

Tortured Soul

Unwanted Change

Vulvahhhh

War

When Deep Sadness is like Labor

When the Moon is Right

Wimmin

Witches and Mediums

Everywhere I go, I find a poet has been there before me.
                                                        -Sigmund Freud
 

My Garden is Me 

My garden understands me
Uncivilized and rather brutish
Weedy with seedheads
My garden understands me 
Orchids, African violets, run-a-way morning glories
“Volunteers”, suckers all have welcome
In all their glory the dryads and
Faeries create abstract art 
In years past there has been order
Like my life, regimented by season
Spring-sweet peas, Summer-sun flowers
Fall-chrysanthemums Winter-poinsettias 
There is no order now, I want it all
All the time
It’s a gypsy garden
A free-fer-all
A wild untamed thing
Entrancing to children named Hansel or Gretel 
Overgrown and wildish one wonders
What would I be if I grew into myself?
Uncivilized and rather brutish
Social mores thrown to the wind
Spontaneity the order of the day
Weedy with seedheads
Trying all the possibilities and leaving room for growth
My garden is me

-Jacqueline DuBois©2002