Lyrics of 'A Feminist's Prayer' by Jessie Jean
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Our mother who art in earth
Hallowed be thy creation
Shekinah come
Indwell wisdom
Within this mortal person
You give us this day
Our daily cup
Attend our deepest wounds
For we are called to birth life anew
Tempt us with your beauty
To pursue your desire
And deliver us from all slavery
Present this hour
For thine is the drink of passion
That nursed a manger baby
Great found of mystery
Spring
Now and forever, amen.
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