guarded by my goddess whose joy is rapid flight.
Pulling me to the fore, her touch sends a spark
into my weave that ends my dull and lifeless night.
For me, there is no being when she holds me apart.
Yet how does she losen magic that's so closely knit?
Is it the song of her breath? The beat of her heart?
The warmth of her blood? The strength of her spirit?
I cloak her essence, my fabric soaking up her fire,
then, we morph, grow beak and feathered wings,
taking off, the rapture of soaring high and higher,
leaving behind intrigues, lies and weak mortal kings.
Back in the dark casket, neatly folded, I lie.
My regret and longing mirrorred in Freya's sigh.
A/N: This is about the cloak belonging to the Norse goddess Freya with which she could turn into a falcon and fly.