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Daily Archives: January 15, 2017
Guest Author: Alan Richardson – The Lightbearer
Alan Richardson is one of those authors who seems to have always been on my shelves. I first came across his work more years ago than I care to remember, when I was devouring every reputable book on magic and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, earth, England
Tagged Aleister Crowley, Charles Seymour and Christine Hartley, Dion Fortune, esoteric writer, magic, occult, William G. Gray.
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In Golden Light by Marilyn Armstrong #writephoto
Reflections of bronze leaves glow golden as sunlight skims the water. Wild birds floating on a river of fire. Reflection and refraction are transformation, summer’s final bonfire. To see more of Marilyn’s photographic response to the prompt, please click here.
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged ducks, gold, refraction, swans, water, wild birds
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Phantoms of the past…
When I met her, I thought her no more than a dream of the landscape, born of the mists and the magic. Imagination. Fantasy. Perhaps she is. Perhaps I delude myself with my listening. Perhaps my tears have fallen for … Continue reading
Marg Swan by Michael at Morpeth Road #writephoto
Marg Swan was very dim Considering her name What an irony she couldn’t swim. Marg Swan ate chocolate chips She grew to be quite round Sat a table on her hips. Marge Swan hated the sea All that … Continue reading
A painter’s palette
The faded flower caught my eye as I was trimming the potted plants on the windowsill. The rich shades of its life and death were so striking they would make an amazing watercolour. Appropriate, really, as the flower was an … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Art, Dreams, flowers
Tagged confidence, fear of failure, inspiration, painting, possibility, spirituality, surprise yourself
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Illusory #midnighthaiku
The lake in the picture may be beautiful, but it does not exist save in the mind’s eye. Only the sky beyond the hedgerow is real with its distant landscape of hills made of clouds. Perception is an unreliable guide … Continue reading