The Morrigan
I sing of the mighty Warrior who blazes into battle wielding the Razor-Edged blade forged by deathless hands in glorious Crescent shape.
More than one is fooled by Her budding femaleness the vanity of such a soldier signs his death warrant there under the lethal Crescent.
Each of Her blade's strikes unleashes a bolt of crimson if met instead by metal a blinding blaze erupts to mow down bodies ruthless.
The Great One leaps astride a steed unlike no other sometimes winged, sometimes horned never by mortal mounts equaled with the speed of a shooting star.
Upon the Warrior's skin glisten countless glyphs carved by art not human tales of Her exploits and power Her womb's might and Her arm's strength.
The sacred path She follows in Her eternal wanderings bears the form of a snake scales tower as giant mountains ridges hide fathomless abysses.
Her voice is both the thunder's roar and the gentle whisper of a falling leaf. Blessed are those to whom She speaks and summons to Her nurturing bossom for they shall live truly.
I sing of the mighty Warrior of razor-edged Crescent Her sacred blade healed me Her sacred voice hailed me.
From the stupor of unawareness with Her strike She released me and bid me sing for Her of the adventures I encounter as I wander through this road that is a snake.
The Morrigan by Cindy Aixmar Salgado
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