ENHEDUANNA
Priestess of the Moon
It
was some four thousand years ago
In the ancient desserts of URUK
Between
the fertile crescents
of
the Euphrates and Tigress
There
lived an Akkadian High Priestess
A
Poetess
Moon
Goddess
Who
went down in herstory as the first person
To
sign her name
Her
fertile mind travelled through gates of wonder
Transporting
her thoughts across four millennia
As
she longingly pondered the evening sky
Her
pulsations
Her
vibrations
Travel
through space time
Her
inscribed sagacity etched in stone
Conversations with the moon and stars
Deities up above
and ancestors from Afar
to reach you and I
and ancestors from Afar
to reach you and I
Innana,
Her
dual Venusian nature
Goddess
of both love and war
Masculine
and Feminine
who can turn the hot midday sun into darkness
She
herself adept
to
descending into the depths
of
the dark underworld
To
emerge soon after to the heavens above
Innana
Venus will
have a great destiny
throughout the entire universe
I
now know that over the millenia
We
have both been looking
at the same bright star in the night sky
Inscribing
our names
our hopes
our desires
which will stand the test of time
which will stand the test of time
Our hearts and
minds
somehow entwined
We
also share another inscription
our
Ancestry
Written
into our DNA
(c) Teresa / Divinia 27th May 2014
The inspiration for this write came after watching an episode of
COSMOS a spacetime Odyssey epsode THE IMMORTALS
I also incorporated a line from one of her poems
"Lady of the Greatest Heart"
"Innana
Venus will
have a great destiny
throughout the entire universe"
Innana is the Sumerian Goddess she (ENHEDUANNA)
often wrote about
Innana is a word for Venus in Uruk/Sumerian language
top picture from COSMOS episode, depicting poetess/priestess Enheduanna
bottom picture is Sumerian cuniform writing of the portion of her poem I incorporated
also taken from Cosmos Episode.
Some words and phrases used in this poem were also incorporated from the Cosmos Episode.
Innana is the Sumerian Goddess she (ENHEDUANNA)
often wrote about
Innana is a word for Venus in Uruk/Sumerian language
top picture from COSMOS episode, depicting poetess/priestess Enheduanna
bottom picture is Sumerian cuniform writing of the portion of her poem I incorporated
also taken from Cosmos Episode.
Some words and phrases used in this poem were also incorporated from the Cosmos Episode.


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