Harvest maiden

Georgia Watson

Harvest maiden:

 

Seeds of the fruit harvest split open, anthesis germinates at the move of Demeter’s hand.

The harvest maiden in the month of new life, new light.

 

The cry of a distraught mother,

Demeter still can’t find her daughter.

 

Rational minds forge paths of greatness, mould a world of story in their hands.

 

Etch your own history,

 

Carve out your own name,

 

But don’t think a world set on fire,

 

Will ever be a world set the same.

  • Author: Georgia Watson (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 10th, 2025 10:57
  • Category: Unclassified
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