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December Sun

December’s sun sweeps up the grass It does stun Every hue every pigment And what has it done To eyes that can see and imagine below Its great orb of gold and its Snow white halo Which Spreads down the … Continue reading

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A wolf and a boy

A wolf A boy The innocence of childhood No preconception there Injustice never entered The narrow minded stare There is no unintelligence Discretion is the tool Appreciativeand measured The discovery of all Persauded by ones destiny To befriend wild souls … Continue reading

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Samhain at the ROLL RIGHT STONES

A grey mist had descended Hand fasted with the sky And icy rain kept falling Down on us from on high It really was uncomfortable With a wind chill that was raw It really did cut me in half When … Continue reading

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Apprehensive

Despite all the austerity They are burning fire tonight Rockets splashing through the sky With lots of coloured light Thunder claps just everywhere A smoke filled sky here too Crackling sparkling thumping sounds That animals will view Booms and clangs … Continue reading

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Besoma Bonnet no 2

BEsoma Bonnet She lived upon it Where? In the forest of glow She lived with her mother A witch like no other But no one around there did know Who blended the tall weeds The berries the dry seeds With … Continue reading

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Besoma Bonnet

Absoluteness There she was Her potentiality Really so becoming Immortal possibly Of birch And ash stake Tied with osier binding At her waist With her infectious laughter And her marvellous taste BEsoma was amazing She lived near whirly hill And … Continue reading

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Samhain

Can you feel the energy Whose hand do you now feel Is it warm or cold as ice Tell me is it real? Is it someone’s ancestor Called back through the veil Looking out to Chipping Norton Look at her … Continue reading

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Cotswold Order of Druids 21years celebration

The Cotswold Order of Druids met At the Greedy Goose the day was set Fair and crisp, for a good retreat At A warm and friendly place to eat Above was a blue and dappled sky And mercifully the day … Continue reading

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The last harvest

The underworld has sent her queen To lead the merry dance And how resplendent she appears Her nature to enhance Each year it’s the last harvest A dance of dying souls The grain the fruit the animals All or some … Continue reading

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7 years young

7 years young A star burning bright An illumination And bringer of light A child of the universe Clearly in tune Feeling Bob closing in With the moon on the wane A wealth of affection Devotion and grace Beautiful rainbows … Continue reading

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The mound of the hostages

The mound of the hostages The passage tomb It’s megalithic And that isn’t much room On the hill of Tara 3000 BC Where cremated remains Are like sands from the sea An engraving smile on the front Entrance stone It’s … Continue reading

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The end of the harvest ( a reason to come back)

There is often a wide sheet of blue in the sky And the sun comes out after rain and does dry We see a few rainbows and leaves falling down And all kinds of colours the great Gais’s gown Swept … Continue reading

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To surmise perchance to see

There are many dusty tomes around Probably visited by what used to be the bookworm But Being afraid to fly The indian meal moth cometh Clearly the need to learn Sick of all that muesli And filled with such concern … Continue reading

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A simple toadstool

It’s existence It’s absoluteness Grounded We can say A toadstool Standing on its own In the cool light Of the day Part of the great forest And the great family Of life Referable and connected And feeling its own strife … Continue reading

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The old Beech

A ripe old Beech, a noble soul, now looks the worse for wear its role, was once of sacredness And so now, it’s all fenced off I wonder how, It feels alone tired and sick, nobody comes it’s nuts to … Continue reading

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Medieval pots

The art of making medieval ceramics Caught my eye The restoration of ancient skills And now we can apply The simple things around us Without the need to use Modern applications Really how to fuse The art of skill and … Continue reading

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Yoruba Festival

The indigenous have their culture And Yoruba is the one It celebrates the river goddess OShun and what she’s done Yellow is her colour Or gold and copper too So lots of copper jewellery The ladies have on view Many … Continue reading

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Birch and it’s silver paper bark

The giveness of existence The eternity of time The realness and actuality Is the Birch that likes to climb Straightway on a spindle Directly to the sky A pioneering principle Of how undying I Look out into Autumn The backbone … Continue reading

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NOKOMIS

The thunderous drums of NOKOMIS crash down From the sky As her great light comes filtering down We are woken wondering why The new corn moon is radiant Each moment shock waves flow THe romance of the coming Autumn really … Continue reading

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Dumbing down is working

Humans are easily fooled these days But animals at least Instinctively know what feels right or wrong And any beast Coming under fire from the vibrations of the earth Tsunami’s earthquakes solar flares The animals show their worth Smart meters … Continue reading

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3 witches

Shaded never faded eyes Aided such I realise Anastasiia Dasha Galina Beautiful boughs All the more greener Flowers in awe Petals too A basket of them Fresh and new Seated high on a great limb Out their really on a … Continue reading

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JOHN BARLEYCORN

A metaphor for the cyclic state Of birth death and rebirth John Barleycorn whose avid joy A grain with so much worth With rose coloured and gold lashes On the Andes you should see A grass grown in that windswept … Continue reading

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The Keres

Fanged and taloned beckoning she Her bloody garments hanging free Spirits of the violent death On battlefields don’t hold your breath Ripping souls from those men who Took flight to death And thus did woo Were torn apart by bloody … Continue reading

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The vvitch

Absolute authenticity It painstakingly creates A really honest feeling Through candlelight one waits For daylight to relieve the pulse Of the Natural world out there That releases all its energy For everyone to share The darkness though is prevalent In … Continue reading

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“Dark”The witch the film

It penetrates the psyche With its slow and wicked gait Unrighteous and iniquitous It just feels like a date With guilt and culpability Back in the time before A pilgrim family in New ENgland Who found themselves at war With … Continue reading

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Strega

The besom the dry sticks of Autumn Fly in the face of us all The bold complex flavour That many now savour The wild herbs that answer the call In the forest of moonbeams The colourful light streams The mints … Continue reading

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Melusine

Water flowing Yellow blossoms falling Panels of reflection Mirrored with desire MElusine her laughter Was part of her gentle fire Popping frothing bursting forth A veil of soft perfume Sunken in her softness Deep within her womb Existence of a … Continue reading

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The magical pool

The duckweed takes over Exerting its power A beautiful carpet That grows by the hour Froggy is cool underneath His head out But the rest of himh covered In water no doubt He is cool in the sunshine Safe he … Continue reading

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The Blenheim Orange and the wild delicious

The BlenheIm Orange Curls and appears Stronger and able Than in previous years A very big family Of apples on show I must give them support If they now are to grow The Blenheims a giant A half a kilo … Continue reading

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Black Berry

Each juicy pillowed berry Sits atop the thorny ground Part of the ebb of August The brambles rambling sound A sweetness and a tartness An excitement now all through Clinging to that old brick wall Like all wild berries do … Continue reading

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