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we were all once inside our mothers.
we lucky come to find the mother inside us.
a verdant valley between our legs,
birthing existence in a dream,
the father nowhere to be seen.
imagined only, his hard edge dulled by time,
inscrutable, like a Gordian Knot,
yet easily untied,
like a child with a shoelace.
a tot who's learned the place to pull
and draw the father close,
then slay the bull.
never pushing,
only pulling,
like the Earth pulls water,
life's magic is,
be no one's son,
but everybody's daughter.
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PoetryPoetry, prose, and haiku-like phrases on things eternal and things fleeting. Highest ranks, #1 in Deep Poetry, #1 in Book of Poetry, #1 in Meaning of Life, #1 in Enlightenment, #1 in Conceptual.