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Spring

Spring is upon us the  days noticably  longer an emboldened horizon Dont we all   just  feel stronger First  Imbolc, now  Oestra butterflies too so much going on Spring flowers morning dew Music from Nature So subtle and sweet the … Continue reading

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The druids egg

fossil stone eggs Some Duids acclaim an obsessional cause part of a chain a purpose to ground us imagine the deed the  conglommeration of lifeless who feed on the wildness of Nature the  rake of the earth embalmed in the … Continue reading

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Roll Rights

The Roll Rights stone circle it enlivens one’s soul Perched on a hilltop its distinct role orderliness harmony what our eyes see is what the Neolithic Took in actually.   an array of the weathered stones in a field surrounded … Continue reading

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Rosemary

her rampant state of order is to come into our  sight with a clearness and a harmony It seems she feels just right above a wretched darkened sky with threats of wind and rain but perched atop the  Rosemary with … Continue reading

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In the Wold of Cots

In the Wold of Cots where forget me knots and Belles of  blistering blue hang fire alone where they were grown in the root stocks there  is glue those cups of course are toxic but  with spital they  become the … Continue reading

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The Cotswold Bard

the Cotswold Bard in his robes of red a silver beard thats what he said so many badges depicting green trees of the wood butterflies lean close to the creaking gate we hear the Roll Right spirits They do  appear … Continue reading

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Imbolc at Clearwell

its all happening at clearwell in the Forest of Dean the Wye rolling viciously brokering a scene   out of  ancestral shadowings the caves where the  Iron Ore is mined a festival of ancient Celts its where so many find … Continue reading

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Rollrights and beyond

The creaking gate a portal to a Neolithic place shrouded in a weave of trees seclusion and such grace in essence where quiescence and a stillness and tranquillity opens minds to a gaping fold of meadows sweet and symphony   … Continue reading

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Rollrights

At the Rollrights Always listen to the coming of the dawn to the muses  heard at twilight far away towards the corn listen to the grove of trees that silently proclaim stand beside the glorious Elder of Long Compton fame … Continue reading

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The goddess Venus

Whilst excavating  in Gloucestershire What do you imagine that they found a statue of the goddess Venus made of pipe clay thick with mud It had  laid there centuries love and beauty sea and flood impeccable condition except it had … Continue reading

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Ritual Samhain

After a windy night of blackness the sun was high and took a role of percolating through the trees Giving us heightened soul Samhain Roll Rights  waiting Its neolithic way Lichens growing Moles too showing energy Today   the Druid order … Continue reading

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Samhain and the witches celebration

Women are forming a grand celebration to honour The state murdered ladies those  who perished on stakes and on gallows the ignorance so disrespected Which tragically drew on what was seen then as witchcraft and evil these wonderful healers were vilely abused Violence … Continue reading

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Samhain

Those resplendent stones  how they stand tall the antiquity of emotion It does just over rule the reason for our ritual the depiction of the scene The narrative, the sky above the grove of trees that lean inwards,  its been … Continue reading

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Alchemilla Vulgaris

A rather pretty low growing plant Whose name suggests  and does Bring magic  back into our lives With a promised buzz its gender it be feminine Venus its planet too Love and all its potions This little soul  rings true … Continue reading

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There is magic everywhere

Its October and Samhuin will soon see thinning paths to those who came Before  and left  to journey far the ritual fire  the coloured flame the old brick walls of varying hues accosted by the seeds of time greys and … Continue reading

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Apple

the magic of the  Autumn Fruit of  the gods some say pertaining to the underworld the silver bough, today feminine of gender planet Venus  she Bounded by fresh water and her deity Venus and Dionysus And Diana  perchance at Samhain … Continue reading

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Rubus 3

A Rose by any other name a trailing perennial, she grows well with abundance its how we all could be She was  given a truthers spell in her second year bears fruit with barbs that signify caution at her root … Continue reading

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Rubus 2

As a child I remember with mum and dad I liked going blackberrying under the sky its eminence reaches the hedgerows and climbs forms beautiful arches creating the rhymes The wildest of brambles Does its  own thing as wild as … Continue reading

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Rubus

she can never be humbled With her  thorns everywhere over tall fences with inches to spare hedgerows and secret paths gasping for air we are best rewarded by seeing her there Rubus Fruticosus far and away a more spellbinding wench … Continue reading

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Amanita

in the woods today I met her Amanita  she mysterious and colourful she really seemed gently   engaged in throwing shadows my way Muscaria she looked so deftly  frail In fact not how I thought she would  be   Not … Continue reading

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Rollrights ritual

Midway between the solstices and the equinox’s a cross quarter day important as we know Fairs, truces  and harvest days All about the culmination of the food we grow   yesterday at Rollrights the creaking gate  when pushed Exclaimed look … Continue reading

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Lughnasadh

Exciting times once again the First Harvest it is here its all about abundance And joy, no need for fear everything is ripening With all that sun and rain the season and the cycle Fruition YES again   the sun … Continue reading

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Lughnasdh

Lughnasdh or Lammas a time to celebrate its really the first harvest when the weather feels Just great hot and balmy Summer days Fruits ripe for the picking they provide those luscious flavours yes my friends hip hip hooray   … Continue reading

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Lughnasadh

A fine old Gaelic festival The Harvest Seasons here half way between the Summer Solstice and the Autumn Equinox its clear Lughnsadh, Samhain Imbolc, and  of  course Beltane the first Gaelic Festival Hear the Great God Lugh’s refrain gatherings and … Continue reading

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A Gothic Tale

Eel Marsh House imagine  it, unlived in On An island  once a day cut off by the tides the old house very very grey   only mythical beings and phantoms dare I say would even contemplate a stint by living … Continue reading

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Coyote

Do you think that  God Created a soul just to be trapped And take on the role Of trim for your neck Decoration thats all Canada goose they  should go to the wall Very deceitful Creepy  as hell trumped up … Continue reading

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Now you see it soon you won’t

We may as well just bomb the place strafe the neighbourhood a world heritage Neolithic monumental Could anyone be that stupid all those flint tools where lying below the surface And Grant Schapps doesnt care An unenviable  situation The Beaker … Continue reading

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Thoughtfuls

An alliance of the thoughtful of caring and sharing we have to be daring to take on those who want a new tunnel a dual carriageway nightmare our World Heritage site that stands good and true   put there with … Continue reading

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Sacrilege

A world heritage site in any light great stones ancestry Gazing off  of Salisbury  Plain a Neolithic plea   all around its footprint artifacts galore Stone Henge says it all to us Please come and explore my wondrously  honest  way … Continue reading

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