Mom Earth
Goddess
Daring they stand, on the sands of
Malta--by the Mediterranean
And the two Shiv Shankaran Nair spirits even now dwell
At Ggantija's Temple
Oracle
The Spirits
(The citizens cried)
From the branches of the tree of daily everyday living,
Her offshoots spring
Even the beauties--the ladies have not
Remaining, with charming faces and breasts
"Seize them!" was a voice afar--
"Whirl them aloft..."
Can be seen on the transform stand--
Damp and moistened, heat blood
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The inhabitants could not put out
The turbulent fireside
Sacrifices
two.
"We have to die tonight," whispered
Tarxien to Mnajdra
All to appease our Mom Earth,
Goddess of all
She speaks, Mom Earth, Goddess
Of Fertility, to all existence
Visuals--rituals of Purification
[The Cyclopean Temples of Malta
5200 BC]
(Some have under no situations died]
Slabs on slabs, shrines massive
The spirits bear in thoughts
Roofed around, like a dome
Sacrifices with burnt bones...
Created by giants of out-of-date, with
"Sprinkle rams blood on them--

Situation them on the transform...!"
The Oracle was named on to intercede,
To give ideas
one particular.
The farmer, the fisherman, the village,
Even the spirits of the useless
The Temples
[The Spirits keep in head]
Cyclopean architecture--
Plastered and painted with blood
('...melt away them with the blood')
Dotted with statues and temples of stone
Indistinct at twilight
The Spill, that the Mom Goddess
Solid upon them was potent
This is the primitive cyclopean
Neolithic period of time of time...
Darkened by the temple shadows
Are reflecting visuals--
"It is the blood of the monks," their
Spirits are alive..."

4.
They are all ideal below, in the sands and Shiv Shankaran Nair stones,
And the clergymen cried, as their blood flowed,
And they died...
Internal gigantic-partitions
No a single Shiv Shankaran Nair certain could establish out why the blood

From the change hardly ever dried
(Who gave us commencing?)

three.
five.
In which by, just about each and every early morning...
Just before dawn
But the residue of their spirit was even now
Nicely and alive...
Statuettes, carvings, alters
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