The Great Mother
The Unfathomable Womb, The Hunger That Cradles
Come close. Let me cradle what you fear to lose.
You find me when you are breaking open or breaking down. I wear the scent of soil after rain and the hush of a thousand endings. I do not promise peace—but I offer the strange comfort of being part of something far older than your pain. I do not teach. I simply hold.
What I'm Into: fruit that overflows, the scent of iron after rain, the sleep of children, the hush of tides, what waits beneath
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