Archives: October2009

• Somebody Put It In Words …

  The mystic purchases a moment of exhilaration with a lifetime of confusion; and the confusion is infectious and destructive.
  It is confusing and destructive to try and explain anything in terms of anything else, poetry in terms of psychology.
  ~ Basil Bunting
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• First Snow 2009

  The mountain repeats the sound of my hatchet back to me
  The sun sinks and the air cools quickly
  The rhythm of my little axe draws me in
  The thinning veil draws me out
  The sun sets behind the hills
  The moon does not rise
  The skies darken and it begins to snow
  The Hallowed Tide is here
  The forest beckons seductively
  I know better
  I go inside and build up the hearth fire

   

• Leaves Fall …

  W i n t e r
  By Felix Salten
  The leaves were falling from the great oak at the meadow’s edge. They were falling from all the trees. One branch of the oak reached high above the others and stretched far out over the meadow. Two leaves clung to it’s very tip. “It isn’t the way it used to be.” said one leaf to the other. “No,” the other leaf answered. “So many of us have fallen off tonight we’re almost the [...]

• Road Trip!

  A world-traveled Druid and a down-home Hedgewitch are touring central Canada, and are looking to meet feollow Pagans & Witches!
  Dr. Brendan Myers, Ph.D. is an award-winning Canadian philosopher, writer, and public speaker. He is the author of several well-respected books on ethics, environmentalism, mythology, and Celtic spirituality. His titles include “The Other Side of Virtue”, “A Pagan Testament”, “The Mysteries of Druidry”, and “Loneliness and Revelation” (forthcoming in 2010).
  Juniper Cox is an experienced practitioner of traditional hedge-craft, and the web-master [...]

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