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Moon
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Woken by moonlight, I remember the dream
I go to the River, like she goes to the Sea.
And Moon she is birthing, the child is set free.
And what the wolf remembers, is what I can't see.
I stand in the water; Lord I set myself free.
She is pooling water; she is pulling me.
And I hear her singing of all she could be.
And what the wolf remembers is what I can't see.
Saw her face for the first time, and I saw it was me.
Moon is the mirror, and Moon has the key.
Moon is the Mother of all the undreamed.
And what the wolf remembers is what I can't see.
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Vox Lumina Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
I am Vox Lumina, the Queen of Orga, the Land of Organically Generated Sound, Time, and Form.
Song of Light is
the story of the Original Ones- Sky, Earth, Sun, Moon, and River- passed onto me by mother, as it was passed onto her by her mother, for generation upon generation in the land of Orga.
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