I sat today in a circle of women, mothers and daughters.
My daughter sat beside me, so did the spirits of grounds and
waters
The winds and fires, in a circle of flowers.
I led the journey into the heart of a mother’s touch
The ground of a mother’s love, the wind of a mother’s song
The fire of a mother’s temper, where nothing is ever too
much.
I felt the presence of my own mother, as I stroked my daughter's hair
The way she used to stroke mine when I was a child,
The way all girls should be taught to embrace their every
layer.
I taught them how to braid their hair in three
By the earth, by the sky, by the sea,
Unlocking body, mind and spirit, by joining them together in
pure simplicity.
I remembered that sometimes the most precious lessons
We offer our daughters are the ones touched yet not
spoken,
To touch each other’s hair and melt in evanescence.
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