Three and Thee
Some people don't get it. That's okay. A word of advice, however: unethical actions create their own consequences. Talk to any pagan and mention the Rule (or Law) of Three. You want love? Make it. You want peace? Be it. You get the drift. You want your bad karma rebounding on you, go ahead, act like an ass (or other appropriate barnyard animal).
A Sorrow: For Wrath
Provoked by a pug-nosed, penitent, cloven-hoofed piggy
I, skyclad, shake with Pele's fury
a cockshrew, a corkscrew
a crevasse, a hole
swallows peace in the morning
before dawn, hot smokes roll
this trespasse stirs my center aflame
awake the dragon and learn.
Not tied to hoard
like the piggy who wallows
in wastes of consumption -- her own --
she just squeals and squeals
(like the ring of a phone)
wanting this, wanting that,
steals from others to get fat,
she ruts in her muck,
loves to wallow.
Loose a sow in the garden?
Give your jewels to thieves?
Dine with a swine
wiping its ass on dead leaves?
The stain covering you, it remains, it remains
your words sound false, your karma's refrain
no matter how fiercely I try to restrain
my breath, hold in
my fire
it blasts, it blasts,
my wings beating fast,
my eye seeing far,
to the Mordor of East
Pele calls me.
A blonde hair, a toenail
a picture, a poppet
-- such elements make their own magic and steam --
do I find you to bind you? Nay,
I come while you dream
in your dark hour asleep
my breath moves, it rasps,
my wrath creeps, it blasts,
the smokey heat, my cold stare
the old smell, your face there
a winged embrace, sullen piggy, awake.
Wake, wake to my flame.
