Memories dance like ghosts in our heads until we realize we have the power to set them free.
I crept inside and found you
oh ghosts of persistent passion,
sacred dancers, anticipating me;
chant-like voices calling, cries summoning—
seeking communion…
Concentric rings of shadows embrace,
spirits soar united, receiving, awakening,
inscribing one more soul, ghost dance resumes;
mothers, sisters, daughters, the throng consumes—
we nod in recognition…
I chose the ethereal path seeking you, and
found ageless, fervid wisdom, thick liquid;
otherworldly things now manifest in core.
children of grace, voiceless ones, my time to guide
your dance…
All ghosts of mothers, burgeoning with radiance;
spirit flames now molten sterling strokes on canvas;
hands molding clay, forever blending, bending, gushing—
releasing memories encoded in repose, etched in seed—for you
progeny.
This poem was meant to inspire those daughters and sons hesitant to take first steps into
writing the Mother Memoir to become TellTale Souls.



Wow. An intense, ghostly poem. This poem stayed with me for a long time. ‘Releasing memories encoded in repose, etech in seed” – marvelous.
You obviously really felt the poem – I’m glad it touched you, Pam.
Thanks for stopping by.