To the so called men
\nOr judges who dared
\nEver to say
\nHealing caring women
\nShould suffer and should pay
\nThe obtuseness and stupidity
\nOf men who thought they had
\nThe right to torture healers
\nTheir aloofness more than sad<\/p>\n
Such ignorance of tenderness
\nSoulless heartless creeps
\nApathetic and incurious
\nSuch evil surely reaps
\nThe anger of the gods
\nFor these men let HELL
\nBe where
\nThey exist in utter agony
\nAs cinders of despair<\/p>\n
All of them who dared
\nTo use the infamous cucking stool
\nLet them never pass away
\nI want to know they drool
\nAll their blood and feces
\nFrom their violent souls
\nTo have ever drowned those angels
\nTo have taken on such roles
\nOf abuse for in their suffering
\nEvery spell they cast
\nIt be a waking nightmare
\nAnd not just from the past<\/p>\n
Their family tree shall not forget
\nThe evil that was cast upon
\nThose gentle women of the craft
\nWho in their wisdom carried on
\nFearful of the malediction
\nthe hideousness and barbarity
\nThe arrogance and evilness
\nAgainst those gifted
\nknowledge
\nAnd their roles
\nIn perpetuity<\/p>\n
Were clearly that of healers
\nUsing plants and alchemy
\nThese were the real angels
\nTreated with such infamy
\nBorn of magick
\nHewn of spirit
\nReputable and dignified
\nThey held reverie together
\nSuch knowledge gleaned
\nFrom far and wide
\nThey rode the skies
\nAs angels certain
\nTheir dynasty and lineage
\nFar above the so called judges
\ngentle and so very wise<\/p>\n
Do not look down on healing women
\nThat loathing ever Found its way
\nInto sad hearts whose helpfulness
\nWhose responsiveness was everyday
\nLiberal and good and decent
\nSympathetic always benign
\nWho were always Samaritans
\nTheir generosity was a sign
\nMissed by all the misanthropists
\nThe callous ignorant arse oles who
\nBlack hearted treacherous dullard
\nMenfolk
\nWhose every thought was well askew<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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