Showing posts with label 100henna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 100henna. Show all posts
Friday, August 7, 2015
New stuff
#7, still on a Lammas theme.
Posted by Deanna Lack at 8:59 AM 0 comments
Labels: 100henna, Mandalorian, Mario, mermaid, Star Trek, Star Wars, Starfleet, Zelda
Saturday, August 1, 2015
Cecil - 4/100
I thought I needed to do a lion today in honor of Cecil, the lion who was killed by a trophy hunter this week.
Rest in peace gallant boy.
Posted by Deanna Lack at 6:41 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Isis. The Goddess. (3 of 100)
I thought I'd stick with goddesses for a while. Isis is the Egyptian goddess of health, marriage and wisdom. She is not amused that some terrorist creeps have stolen her name.
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Hecate
I'm finding this aspect of motherhood - the letting go, the transition from he needs me to he is an adult - far harder than anything that has gone before. I wrote a poem about it today.
And in honor of this time, today's henna design (day two) is the symbol of the Crone goddess Hecate.
The sky cracks
In a stroke I am sundered in a way
only a child can break your heart.
There is loss
There is grief
There is guilt
but there is a way forward.
The goddess knows the way.
I want to hold on, a jealous dragon
a mother hen aching to gather her
chick to her breast
but there is a chasm that will not allow it.
Did I create it? This distance, did I push...
No, he wandered
as he was bound to do
and I am still here in this place,
This empty nest, asking
Who am I now?
Who are we?
If you were a lover I would say,
"Let's go our separate ways, I cannot take this pain,"
...but you are a part of me Forever, and if I lost that part
There would be no healing
for me
or for you.
I was your rock --
No, that's not right.
I AM YOUR ROCK.
I have not moved, you have, but there is a way to brudge the gulf between us
trial by fire
and in my deepest heart echoes
if I let go
if I let go
if I let go...
It is time for the Wheel to turn
time for Mother to become Crone
time to redefine me as you are redefining you
and we define Us, together.
There is grief at this loss, at the boy who is gone,
But all endings are also beginnings.
Posted by Deanna Lack at 9:31 AM 0 comments
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