Praise to Het-Hert
mother of happiness
maker of song
bless us with your beauty
let us make merry in your name
give us your joys
drink with us
share our beer with us
and accept our gifts
Praise to Het-hert
wife of Re
and protector of mankind
Author notes
#3 this is a prayer to Het-Hert, (or Hathor, if you prefer the more modern name), the Egyptian goddess of joy.
Written May 27th, 2004
A contest entry
- You Have Talent, ...but can you prove it? by 1-Winged-Angel.
300 points, ended July 6, 2005, 12 entries
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest - Pagan Poetry by Rinoasis.
450 points, ended March 3, 2008, 4 entries
Gold trophy winner
• next poem in this contest, remove from contest
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This is really good. I definately enjoyed it. Thanks for entering and the best of luck in our contest
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Love It
OMG!!! I love egyptian's gods/goddesses and been learning about it ever since I'm little and I gotta tell you you've did a STUNNING write with this I love the describtion in your poem about her and describe her so well GREAT WRITE!!!keep on writing and thank you for entering our contest I'm really appreciated it
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thank you! do I detect some reverance for Amun in your screenname?
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Very inspring and beautifully done. The over all feel of this was lovely and spiritual to say the least. A true pleasure to read. Thank you for entering the contest and the very best of luck to you in the contest. Blessed Be, Gypsy
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yeah.. this was originally in one of his contests. he made us put that in to show we had read the rules.
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nice
I thought this was lovely. I also noticed in your author's comments you wrote "herne is horny" are you refering to the webmaster herne at wicca.com? -
Authentic
Very nice, Tahuti Simple, yet sounding so appropriately, authentically, natural...like you just swiped it off an ancient limestone wall! 
~ Ma'atkara
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thats cool, i'm a quarter egyptian. thats why your name appealed to me, i've been into all things ancient egypt since i was like 3. its a beautiful country, but there's so much poverty there, and its hard to drive down the street and have to turn and see a mother sitting there with four children, crying, looking up at the sky. quite the experience man. anyway im gonna keep readin some others of yours, much love.
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I was an Egyptian in a past life. now I'm american, but i have embraced egyptian religion
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you seem to really be into egypt mi amigo. are you egyptian? dood when i went there, i sat in front of the great pyramid, and smoked the sweetest hash with a goat herder, out of a tin can pressed down at the middle, with holes poked into it
it was real cool. this poem is nice, it reads as though you translated it from heiroglyphs, hehe. anyway nice job dood, keep on flickin them wrists.
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What a lovely invocation and entreaty! It is simple and short, yet filled with reverence and respect. Very nicely done!
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