Angry Goddess

Antonia "TJ" Cardella • July 22, 2019

How A Deity Might Respond To How We Are Treating The Earth

Angry Goddess
by
Antonia "TJ" Cardella

Here is a piece I irreverently call “Pissed Off Goddess, or “Angry Goddess.” She was inspired by my angst over how we, as a species, are treating the earth... and how my version of a deity might respond. I hope you like her.

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