Poetry by the Seer Almine*
Two by two the animals wandered
formed by the Creator's hand
It was the final days of creation
The Creator now created man
With eager anticipation he waited
For the forming of his mate
But a dilemma was discovered:
there were but bits and piece left this late
A trace of humor could be detected
upon the Creator's face
As the first woman was fashioned
full of elegance and grace
She had the timorousness of a rabbit
The tiger's protective ferocity
The vanity of the peacock
The white dove's purity
Soft as a cygnet feather was she
Chilly as a winter's night
Elusive as a radiant butterfly
Majestic as the crane in flight
Resilient as the river reed
Warm as the sun's first rays
"The masterpiece of my creations!
Treasure her all your days"
But four days later man approached
He came with head bowed low
"Creator, she brings uncertainty,
Which way am I to go?"
She's garrulous and idle,
Always pulling the other way
I cannot understand her,
Why can't she mean what she says?"
Answered the Creator: "Go your own way if you must
But leave the woman here
Loneliness will teach you
Time will make it very clear"
But two days later man approached:
"Forgive me, but without her I cannot live
For the hand she was enchantment
Great depths of pleasure she did give.
Fragrant was she as the springtime
Full of love songs and bliss
Lotus flowers and wild roses
Were entwined in every kiss
I remember enticing glances
From the corner of her eyeβ¦"
"Enough! You are forgiven!
But know her worth is high"
When one day later, he approached,
He begged: "This union Thou ought to sever!"
With ire responded the Creator:
"You live without her? Never!"
With compassion the Creator asked the woman:
"State your wishes if you can!"
"Leave him in my hands Creator,
And I'll make of him⦠a man!"
Amber Fawn Smith says
Love this so much β€οΈ
Anna says
Guess what I was today (to my husband's dismay and delightβ€)…."garrulous"! I had to laugh when I read this.
Annita says
Brilliant! Thank you Almine β€οΈ
Michael Lawrience says
Beautiful poem. My wife makes me a better man. I need to listen and surrender to her insights. I also make my wife a better woman. So we grow together. A rarity among men and women.
Vanessa says
Excellent
Lynette Ruest says
I love this poem! I laughed upon reading it and shall carry this lightness that your poem and laughter brought to me into daily life.
Richard P says
As is often the case, you crack me up and bring tears to my eyes at the same time π
Sabrina says
Love this poem⦠it shows how that man becomes himself when he engages with woman and how women teach men to become better men. Instead of walking away when it becomes challenging. Allow yourselves to rise up to meet her where she needs you to be.
Woman as the catalyst for transformation, into a higher divine masculine expression, your true potential. I call my partners "growth partners" as that is who they truly are.
Love
Derek says
If a man says to you: "Please marry me! I can't live without you!" Should you marry him? or should you have him committed? Is that appealing? Is that scary? On the other hand, suppose the man says to you: "Please, mary me. I don't need you." How romantic is that? He can't win! What he is supposed to say is: "Please marry me. I can exist without you, but then it wouldn't be a life." – Rabbi Mlanis Friedman
DeniseL says
Why not stop at "Will you marry me?"……And don't use the word "please"…..you not begging. ….hahahaha
Dhani says
Ha..hahahahahah…LOL!!ππ π€£π
So this is what the rise in frequency is causing now……
Aliamma Joy says
Enjoyed this poem so ! Playful. I can feel the joy of creation. I will continue this joy of creation within . thank you Almine
Jessa S says
Yasssss, mother β€οΈ
SonjaJean says
πBeautiful β€οΈ
Joanne Harding says
Wow, Almine!!!!! πΆπΈπΉππ¦
Ekaterina says
Amazing! Thank you so much for this gem!
Rich says
Beautiful.
Marina says
Love it π₯° so much πππ
Yuliya says
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So beautiful π