GMC
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Black eyes deeper than the night watch me Smoldering with contained desire A growl raises from Your canine throat My dark God, Master of the wild night Magic flows from Your every pore Crackling power fills Your masculine form Your scent intoxicates me Your Presence fills me A song of arousal singing with each beat
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Originally posted on Gangleri's Grove: He is… He is so many things to me… words are weak in His presence and weak on this page as I struggle to shape them into something approximating His power. He is a maw. That’s what started all of this, another poet calling Him a maw. And He…
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So, it’s been exactly one month since I posted, not counting this morning’s poem for Odin. I’m sorry I fell off the face of the earth for a while. My laptop finally succumbed to its concrete-inflicted wounds and died the True Death – its not coming back. So I had nothing to write on –
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Hail Wepwawet, Shape-shifting son of Re Opener of Ways, War-God, He Who carries the sharpest arrows Jackal-headed and clad in armor. Are You the One called Anubis, The other canine Deity of Aiegyptos? With Him You share the duty of guiding the dead And with Him You share the deepest secrets Of the Seen and
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Hail Anubis, Opener of the Way Black Dog of Egypt, Weigher of Hearts Son of Nephthys, son of Isis Liminal God, way-walker He Who dwells in the Necropolis At the edge of daylight Where shadows dwell Fearlessly You stride Into the dark of night What have You to fear In the cold night’s depths? For
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Wepwawet (Upuaut, Wep-wawet, Wep-waut, Wepuat, Ophois in Greek), Who I have written about briefly before on this blog, is an ancient canid-formed Deity from the Old Kingdom of Egypt. It seems He may have been worshipped as early as the third dynasty of the Old Kingdom. Abydos, located in Upper Egypt, is His most sacred
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I’ll have some originals next time, but it’s been crazy, so for now you’ll have to be content with my old ones, sorry. Breath-giver Wish-giver God of Being I pray for life . Wanderer Seeker of Truth Who hung on Yggdrasil For sake of the Runes I pray for knowledge . Bringer of Fury Glad
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this was actually first post four years ago, before I took over the God of the Month Club. —- To Lord Odin, tempestuous God of the Norsemen, I sing this song Master of the Spear, Father of Victory The Undefeated in Battle, Who strikes terror into the heart of His enemies Awe fills my breast
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So, some personal thoughts I had while studying Odin which I really wanted to share, but didn’t seem to fit anywhere in the body of the last post. I tried to work it in but it just distracted from subject, which was Odin, not me. Odin is the second Norse God to come up for
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Odin (Óðinn, Wotan, Wodan, or Odhinn) is the chief God of Asgard. Wednesday is named for Him (Wotan’s Day). There are many possible meanings of His name, including “Seer” or “Prophet” and “Raging” or “Furious”. Wikipedia covers some of the history and alternative meanings here: “The Old Norse theonym Óðinn …and its cognates, including
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