D
Originally uploaded by Leo Reynolds.
found, but not really a poem
D is for
daleth, or door
an ancient Assyrian symbol
for the "gate of heaven"
Mystics say it symbolizes
the breast or the bosom
even the vulva
The Greeks considered
their delta
the letter of Demeter
In its triangular form
resides all three aspects of the goddess:
Demeter, Persephone, Kore
The Pythagoreans preferred it
for its geometry
D is for
the waxing of the year
twin to the letter T
sacred to the druids
who call it duir
and associate it with the oak
the planet Jupiter
and Thursday
The ruinic sign
was named daeg
meaning "day"
and was equated with light
The first and least tangible
yet most desired gift
More or less found and cobbled together from The Alphabet Abecedarium, which I'm picking through instead of working, because I'm tired of working, even though I still have much work to do.
