(Poem) Most Days by Mary Saracino

Water Fountain at The Rose Garden, Minneapolis, MN photo by Mary Saracino

Most days, I feel as if

I live in a parallel universe,

another reality

where women are primary,

having given birth to every human on Earth.

In that parallel existence,

our power to create life

within our wombs

is honored,

our intuition is sacred

our understanding of community

connects us to all other beings,

human or not.

In that other reality,

peace prevails because wealth

is measured by love and kindness

and service to others,

not by amassing money, material goods, or power.

In that reality, conflict is resolved

by communication, not war.

All people are equal.

The Earth is honored as the giver of

food, water, and shelter.

And life is valued

not because it can be commodified,

but because it is a precious gift.

In that world, I reside;

in that world, I resist the unholy powers

that seek to undo the natural order.

In that world, we work together

to preserve, protect

and love one another.

Most days, I am haunted

by my memory of that world,

the times before the takeover began.

I know that what once was,

could be again,

if only we would reclaim

what is rightfully ours.


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