the ugly earring

ug‧ly [uhg-lee] offensive to the sense of beauty; displeasing in appearance

A weaving fork from the juniper tree

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Navajo weaver.jpg

I am reaching to find you Spider Woman.

I am a woman without a tribe.

Patternless with an empty loom, cheap and manufactured,

like the ones sold en route to the Grand Canyon.

A song from the weaver has failed to come

during the monsoon, there is only rain!  

I struggle with my first stitch.

**

Today young weavers are instructed to find a spider web in the early morning dew glistening with sunlight and sparkles and place the palm of their right hand upon the spider’s webbing without destroying or damaging the web, and the gift of weaving will be transposed into the young weaver’s spirit forever.

Written by theuglyearring

May 11, 2007 at 6:19 pm

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  1. Culture is learned with an open heart.

    It is the quest of the keeper of the knowledge

    to share with every open heart that there never be

    a woman without a tribe.

    Mahalo nui loa for reminding me.

    Mapumai, seeker of the Hawaiian knowledge.

    Mapumai Arconado

    November 26, 2007 at 6:12 pm


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