Whispers of the Goddess
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Stripped by spiritual turpentine she sits at the edge of her bed cramps and aches in her back in her thighs and her knees a fractured body made to remember once more ancient women remembering their power to enable the whole world their insomnia when it came to their ability to hear everything she listens to the breathing bodies and the sounds of the night and is reminded of also mortality a scorched looking porcelain skull sat on the dresser beside her singing a silent song of wasted time and a shining slice of the moon brought tears to her eyes
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In Whispers of the Goddess, Carole Anzolletti has compiled an amazing account of how the Divine whispers among the plainest parts of our lives. Interested in everything that is born and reborn, unattached, unique, and provoking, she will darken as well as illuminate you with the views and thoughts contained in her poetry and prose.
Inspired to reinvent herself and forge a way that worked for her, Whispers of the Goddess became the scaffold she needed to build to continue on her creative writing path. "There are soft, subtle voices that ask us to listen for our own messages and sift through our own feelings and beliefs to see what it is we are faithful to and grateful for. We can cultivate, through writing, this communication with the whole universe in a sacred and centered way. The words will come to save you, to help you!" Whispers of the Goddess reveals thoughts sculpted by the love of so much in and of this universe.
Carole shares an interesting view of the world around her, spiritually, emotionally, and genuinely. Her work has been described as inspiring, deep and raw with truth. "The muse is always there, waiting to be heard, a voice so silent with power. The words that come through will be universally understood. Inspiration walks hand in hand with the animated leaf that scurries alongside us. The peculiar feeling of sadness on the spray of the sea. The way the full moon lights up the face of the ocean, reminding us how very small we really are. We want to do what we love without the fear of being judged. Everything springs forward from there."
About the Author
Carole Anzolletti has been writing free style poetry for over ten years and has been writing in general and creating art forever. She started writing more when she discovered online journals and from there, has emerged from veiled, darkened corridors of the past forward into understanding that both dark and light are necessary for all growth.
Carole is also a graduate of the Propersi Institute of Art (1992, Greenwich) and has sold her art independently all over the world. She was born in England but raised on the east coast of Connecticut, where she has spent the majority of her time. She is married, has three sons, and has spent most of her working life behind a counter or waiting at various tables throughout the state.