Literature
Moon Lullaby
In her womb, a forest
In her chest, a storm.
Silver moon songs swell her lungs
As brambles pierce her spider silk dress.
Soon the trees will eat her whole,
But for now she is a ghost
With the wisdom of a sparrow
As it makes its nest.
Black branches shaking,
Screaming willows, groaning birches,
Fresh earth paints pale skin,
As the night tells all its secrets.
Long haired sirens with dripping fingers
Sing and chant, hungrily circling
A virgin girl defiled
By a sweet and musky scent--
Her hips are too wide
For lullabies.