I've had this as the .sig on my mail for a couple of weeks now. And gotten some comments that some people are uncomfortable. I hadn't realized that there is a double interprative meaning to these stanzas.
The offending line, is "Rock me goddess"
I can see how that can be misinterpreted. In a folk song, it implies the comforting arms of a creator in blissful existence before evil had a chance to creep into the world.
However using the 1950's, slang term for 'rock' as in 'Rock and roll,' or 'rock me all night long' implies a copulative act. It's a more carnal less comforting image.
To use the term "goddess", as opposed to "God" implies a more earthy, less Judeo-Christian, deity.
However in light of the first three lines, the meaning to me was clear.
To be rocked by a goddess, is to be comforted as a parent comforts a child.
In all my travels,
wherever into my own darkness I may go,
I will never be alone,
I will always have a sacred home,
and my childlike comfort is from God.