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Honied Yellow Dripping Gold - S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

September 11th, 2010
Honied yellow
dripping gold,
leaf of autumn
in the cold,
dancing on
in crisp despair,
whirling on
enchanted air,
falling silently
to earthen tomb,
away from tree’s
rooted arm,
perhaps the silence
broken then,
by hollow cries
of autumn grief,
synchronized with
the falling leaf.

S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

In Faerie Glade - John Bliven Morin 2010©Hawaii USA

August 14th, 2010

Sun sinks quickly –
Red-yellow fellow –
Twilight spreads shade
Like a blanket,
Dotted and mottled,
In Faerie Glade.

Faeries on butterflies
Utter cries, flutter by,
On summer breeze,
Among the blossoms,
So easily, teasily,
Of apple trees.

Pixies on fireflies,
Dashing and flashing,
On summer air;
Wee lights in flight
Like flashing stars,
Everywhere

Gnomes riding frog-steeds,
Giddily on water-lillies,
Racing here and yond;
Dashing and splashing
From pad to pad,
Across the pond.

Moon goddess sends
Gentle beams, dreams,
While magick ones play;
Mortals sleep deeply, unaware,
Night features creatures
Immortal and fey.

Elven horns sounding!
Blowing, night’s going;
All creatures bade,
Time to go home again!
Hide where you abide,
In Faerie Glade!

Copyright (C) 2010 by John Bliven Morin

When the Scarecrows Come Alive - John Bliven Morin©2006 Hawaii USA

August 14th, 2010

Come sit with me, you children,
in a circle round the fire;
let me tell you all a story
while the pine log flames get higher;
I first heard this here story
when I was young like you,
sitting around a fire like this
and my grandpa told it true.

These young folks from the city
used to come here every Fall,
taking pictures everywhere,
till one year, as I recall;
they went to see the haystacks
where the moon shines on the fence,
and to see the country scarecrows,
and nobody s seen em since.

There was this farmer, Mr. Brown,
who laughed at tales like this;
one Halloween he left his home
After giving his gal a kiss;
he said he left his bestest hat,
the one with the widest brim ,
out in the field – well, they found his hat
but they ain’t yet found him.

The Rawlins Twins, they was a pair
if mischief was to be had;
they liked to joke – most every folk
said that they was bad.
One Autumn evening they went out
to steal their neighbor s corn.
They ain’t come back; it s just as though
them two was never born.

On Halloween some scarecrows live
just for the night of fear,
but if they get your soul, my child,
they ll live for one whole year.
So if you go into the fields,
make sure you don t arrive
on October thirty-first,
when the scarecrows come alive

Copyright (C) 2006 by John Bliven Morin

Pickleweed Clan - Dorothea Barth 2010© Vallejo CA USA

August 10th, 2010

Late summer the bay at Southampton
Glows blue like the lupines in spring
Gone are the currants and redbuds
In russet and gold the plants ring

Amidst this Pacific profusion
The Pickleweed clan builds its house
The sparrow and yellowthroat warbler
Along with the tiniest mouse

It’s named for the salt marsh harvest
The stealthy mouse hides during day
Unseen by coyote or shorebird
Bursts forth with the moonlight’s first ray

And lo, when the moon’s at its brightest
The Pickleweed pixies appear
The little brown mouse is their playmate
The pixies consider it dear

When dawn spills over the wetlands
In pink-petaled spring or in fall
They perk their ears while the mouse disappears
And as sentinels they stretch tall

All pixies and fey folk enchanted
Are wise to the wild’s cunning spin
But they warn to the hawk, snake, and red fox
Salt marsh harvest mouse is our kin!

Dorothea Barth 2010© Vallejo CA USA

The Ghoul - John Bliven Morin 2009©Hawaii USA

August 10th, 2010

Stranger, who art thou passing here
tonight?  Hast thou no fear?
Come not to graveyards in the night
when the half-moon, pale and dim, gives light;
The witching moon  tis called, or horned,
once sacred to the Druids, adorned
in white, who called with darkest spell
fearsome demons out of hell,
and some of these are living yet!
In bone-yards like this they re met
Hark – hear ye that crunch of tooth
and bone? They feast at night, in truth,
on corpses and sometimes fools
like you who come to see the ghouls.
Too bad my words ye proudly scorned
For surely ye were duly warned.
Nay, stop!  Tis too late to run
from ghouls, see? For I am one!

Copyright (C) 2009 by John Bliven Morin

Troll - John Bliven Morin 2007©Hawaii USA

August 10th, 2010

Over the stream at Lengolred
There stands a bridge of stone,
And none may cross without a loss
If he carries meat and bone.

Beneath that ancient hewn stone span
There lives a great stone troll,
Or so it is said in Lengolred,
And to pass you must pay a toll.

In a cave beneath the ancient bridge
Troll s family waits to eat,
With hungry maws and eager claws,
And a taste for fresh red meat.

To travel over the old stone bridge,
Be you commoner or class,
Have meat to pay the toll that day,
So you may safely pass.

Troll has no interest in your purse –
No coin of the realm will do;
If you offer gold he may strike you cold
And take his toll from you!

Copyright (C) 2007 by John Bliven Morin

Wenche Skjondal troll over the mountain

Will o the Wisp - John Bliven Morin2009©Hawaii USA

August 10th, 2010

The cypress of the swamp grow tall,
garlanded in gray moss they stand;
surrounded by their jutting knees
that rise up from the marsh and sand.

In the hours tween dusk and dawn,
when the wind blows cool and crisp
in the distance, not far, flash
the lights called will o the wisp

The eerie lights go dancing, moving,
flickering, flashing in the dark;
beckoning, teasing, come-to-me;
who or what applies the spark?

The quarter moon was rising slowly
Over dark’ning bog and fen
Jem had to find the will o’ the wisp
If it took an hour or ten.

Hoke, help me push the pram;
Get in and paddle here with me;
let’s find out for ourselves just what
that flickering thing can be.

I ll go, but Cousin Jem I find
that faraway flashing fright’ning
It reminds of a stormy night
and the distant glow of lightning!

Don t be a coward, Hoke.
I know your heart is strong;
pick up your paddle, cousin, row!
I know this can t be wrong.

I see only darkness, Jem,
the lights have disappeared;
please, I beg you turn back now,
those lights are strange and weird.

Hoke, there it is again!
The lights are over there…
No wait, they’ve gone away again,
I can t see them anywhere.

There s the flash, row harder Hoke!
They re moving further on;
We’ve got to catch them if we can…
Durn! again they re gone!

Come-to-me, they say, see?
they re only just ahead. Ignore
the near deep throated, bellowing
of the old bull gator’s roar,

Ignore the splash and croaking
in the darkness of the frog
as he seeks a long-lost lover
o’er the quicksand of the bog.

Now minutes pass; the lights have gone,
they search the swamp in vain;
Without the lights to guide them,
Might as well head home again.

Which way, Hoke, did we come?
From there, by the fallen tree,
or past the cypress to the right;
It looks the same to me.

No, the current’s turned us round,
We came from over there,
where the owl sits on the cypress knee…
Maybe not, but where?

Back at the fishing camp at dawn,
A family searched for their two boys;
The Sheriffs in their motor boat
Found nothing but their motor s noise.

The years have passed, the family grieves,
For the loss of Hoke and Jem;
Maybe they found the will o’ the wisp,
Or maybe it found them!

Copyright (C) 2009 by John Bliven Morin

Angelian the Soul Faery - 2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

August 9th, 2010

Journey far beneath the faery village
discover the kaleidoscope of magic wonders
My beautiful cream coral reefs soul filled with eternal love
Embrace my kiss within our stain-glass montage,’tis our dream home
I am your dream, gems of the souls sea

Swirling opaque dolphins love, I seek thee
Frosted stylized waves of ecstasy, ’tis me
We are suspended in time, hanging in the chamber walls
Kiss my lips as we will sparkle the heaven new cascading rain

Treasure of mine, I found a love so sweet
Flow with me to the porcelain angel’s light
Heirloom time shall part the moonlight doors
My holiday Faery

Your colors of twilight, opaque apricot blues
Peace wraps in your inner quilt of forever love
Among the priceless gifts I have to give to you
This holiday season is my keepsake, my Amethyst

2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

Lighted cellos his love - 2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

August 7th, 2010

As cherished the soft heart you share each day
Always there to help and guide me
Inspire as my winged fairy of love
Always and forever butterflies above

As the cherished Light of mine, somewhere in time
Hearts joined forever in bond, ’tis my soul you find
Gentle blessings caressed in sands of lapis time, come my love
Ebbing in each twilight I carry your green eyes to mine

If time could allow to stay as we are
To find that glazing bloom the stars
I shall be the lady of your dreams
Forever as the light of your hope shall stream

2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

To tender, leaves of tender - S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

July 14th, 2010

To tender,
leaves of tender,
Portend potent
lives of gold,
Woven with
eternal splendor,
Love divine
within unfolds.

S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

Hesperides’ Chart - S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

July 14th, 2010

Sail on waters
Deep and pure,
While winds wander
Through silvery snare,
Pale, nymphs calling
In the night,
Shut eyes to shadows,
Burnish delight,
Shut ears to shouting,
Shut heart to hurt,
Each door closing,
Open wide,
Hear the voices,
Taste the tart,
Pierce the heavens,
Hesperides’ Chart,
Courses kernels,
Seeds remain,
Golden Apple
Drops again.

S.K.Lindeman©2010 NY USA

Ann Mari's bond and tribute to her fairy Myrea

The Dancers Small - Gail Lawson White©2010 Cal USA

July 9th, 2010

‘Tis a place in time wherein
Faerie hills abound,
Where from winter s darkest corners
Springs forth newness all around.

Once Springtide’s charm
‘Tis duly cast,
She brings with the faerie hills
And there appear
In transparent form
Dancers small upon
The grassy knoll.

And these dancers small,
Their own music
With them bring,
A band of two
Or perhaps three,
One in the shadows
With a drummer s beat.

So light of foot
The dancers small
That each step
Touches not the earth,
But just the brush of air
Disturbs the soil beneath
By the breeze there attached.

We know not
From whence they come
Nor where their future takes,
For no evidence of their passing
Do they leave behind,
But in that misty realm
Beyond imagination s craft.

Gail Lawson White©2010 Cal USA

The Door To Faerie - Gail Lawson White©2010 Cal USA

July 9th, 2010

WHERE IS THE DOOR TO FAERIE?

‘Tis somewhere between this and that ~
Turned inside out and then turned back ~

A place somehow between here and there ~
Time on the edge ~ but who knows where?

Between imagination and reality ~
Therein  ’tis the key to the door of faerie ~

WHAT DOES THE DOOR TO FAERIE LOOK LIKE?

Could be as short as it is tall ~
Rustic wood or drawn with gilded scrawl ~

It could have a checkered past ~
Or be clad in plaid if you dare to ask ~

Turned inside out ~ black, green or blue ~
Just imagine ~ its design it just for you!

Gail Lawson White©2010 Cal USA

Fairys Quill - 2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

July 6th, 2010

Laments encircled in butterfly fairys will
Singing sweet tapestries in golden sill
Neath all cellos window creatures quill
Fairys dance in golden daffodils

Enchanted fairys of Astons will
Whisper still pons’shrill
Woven beams with rose lightbeams
Unicorns softy each twilight streams

Whispering falls , the fairy’s call
Waters caress each breathe taking shawl
Marvelous creatures seen by each who see
Do you my friend now believe?

2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

Hemlock Fairies - 2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA

July 4th, 2010

Aphrodite, goddess of beauty
Azure lighted pathways to each universe
Surrounds my my maiden lithe
Sweet winds sensual spiraling in romance

Free to whisper my Chrysalis in hemlock fairys plumes
Opaque revolves in her door
Moorigan soft in enhances the wind
Celebrated in each way

Oceans carry her palettes to reveal her harmony
Melody sounds she reveals her smiles
Her luminous  is lit in the garden of knowing
Hemlock in souls taste, Palmistry

Celestial mirrors opening vastness
Conversations elated magnetic wings
Aspiring in woven blooms she waist
Amethyst in sands carried through time

2010©Deborah Shepard Yelm USA