Lilith by Sara Firman-Pitt

Lilith by Marion Schneider

From the dark and dankness Out of the depths of no-time Came Lilith, and said: "In the deep dampness At the feet of trees Grows my soul ~ Moss green and flowing Out of death and decay In the slowness of winter Grows my heart ~ Bloodroot cloaked in stillness Beneath the shallow murkiness Fed by constant seeps Grows my strength ~ Arrowhead vibrantly spreading Along hidden shaded banks Sheltered and fertile Grows my nourishment ~ Nettle sharp and cleansing." Through the shadow of dreams Carrying my longing I heard her, and went.

There was a time when women were as good as men and men were as good as women - they were nature In this time good was as good as bad and bad was as good as good - it was life This was the time of Lilith the first wife of Adam who had equal rights equal powers Demanding power as woman is reclaiming her Lilith Living the right of refusal the right of rights and demands the right of destruction, threat, separation That is Lilith And that is Women's true nature