I am a dangerous woman…
Infinitely compassionate and wildly loving.
Softly strong and strongly soft in my ways.
Don’t get too close, you may see dreams come true and wishes appear from thin air.
I am a dangerous woman…….
Able to give unconditional love from an endless well within.
Blindingly bright ~ I will continue to shine until the stars fade from the heavens.
For God’s sake, don’t give me your heart, I might show you what it’s for and how to use it.
I am a dangerous woman……
Capable and real.
Genuine and wise.
Whatever you do, don’t tell me your secrets, I will keep them.
I am a dangerous woman…….
Gently staunch in my defense of family, friends and home.
Crazy in love with my life.
Don’t expose me to your children, I may teach them something of value.
I am a dangerous woman………
Reveling in my sensuality.
Enjoying all the pleasures of being female.
Stay away from me if a lover that is both your equal and your joy is what you seek.
I am all that I am meant to be.
If this means danger then……
I AM a dangerous woman.
Written By:
Mary Costanza – A Woman’s Heart And Soul
Thank you Mary for this inspiring gift as we enter into the New Year of 2012 with our authentic voice, senses, wisdom, creativity, love, compassion, integrity, courage, faith and empathy fully expressing! GA
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What an amazing and revealing post you have done on Embodying the Feminine Matthew! I encourage all of my readers to go to this link:
If more men were open to what you speak about we truly could shift the present paradigm around. I am betting on you, and men like you, to lead the way!
who wrote this poem cause on another site i see that a woman named: Jennifer Farley – who wrote it; Jennifer or Mary i am trying to credit the right person?
If you click on the link for Mary Constanza it will help you to do your research. My understanding was that Mary wrote it but I could have been incorrect. Please feel free to leave another post here if you find that Jennifer Farley wrote it instead. Thanks Nutmeg! Gaye