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Tag Archives: myth
Guest author: Robbie Cheadle ~ Dick Turpin
The myth of Dick Turpin Fiction writer, Harrison Ainsworth, glamourised thief and highway man, Dick Turpin, in his 1834 novel, Rookwood. The novel is set in England in 1737 at a manor house called Rookwood Place and the plot revolves … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, Books, castle, dungeons, England, folklore, highwayman, history, myth, new book, Through the Nethergate by Roberta eaton Cheadle, York, yorkshire
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They Bowed ~ Na’ama Yehuda #writephoto
“They bow, you see,” Mir explained. The child held on silently to his hand. Mir peered down at the small head, so uncharacteristically still, the red curls shining like molten gold under the sun. The quiet lingered and Mir did … Continue reading
Saltwater ~ H. R. R. Gorman
Reblogged from Let Me Tell You the Story of… What made the gods cry Great saltwater tears Such that their anguish Filled ocean trenches? What suckling babe died, Leaving lone parents, To form the seashores? What child was sent off With … Continue reading
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Tagged amwriting, creative writing, micropoetry, myth, Mythology, ocean, poem, Poetry, tears, water
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Beguiled ~ Jan Malique #writephoto
My offering for Sue’s Thursday Photo Prompt. This is my second attempt at writing the post as the first disappeared, pretty sure I saved it. I’m not reading anything further into this annoying occurrence. Although (cue ominous music in the background), … Continue reading
Posted in photo prompt, Photography, Poetry
Tagged Ancient sites/Sacred Places, Beguiled, Empire, Eternal City, flame, mysteries, myth, rome, sacred, shadows, symbolism, Vesta, Vestal Virgins.
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Rainbow’s end
I drove into a landscape lit by a rainbow, with crows and kites wheeling overhead, their wings carrying them into the light. I remembered the legends and stories associated with those ribbons in the sky that seem to emanate from … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape, Living Lore, Photography, Spirituality
Tagged arrow, hope, legend, myth, Noah, rainbow
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Another Bloomin’ Cover Reveal – But this time it’s mine! ~ Teagan R. Geneviene
Reblogged from Teagan’s Books: I debated when to run this post. I worried that it wouldn’t be seen between my serial posts — so I scheduled it as my Saturday post. Then I worried that you’d lose track of Copper, the … Continue reading
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Tagged atonement, Book launch, myth, Party Bus, Tennessee, Urban Fantasy
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Fall… ~ Anita Dawes #writephoto
Gran left me her cottage at Willow Creek, a place of my childhood. Stories, legends, surround the 100-foot waterfall and the pool below that Gran forbade us boys to swim in. I never told her that I had. I settled … Continue reading
I Shall Rise: Regeneration of a Knight ~ Jan Malique
Reblogged from strangegoingsonintheshed: In a previous chapter of this saga, Walking the Labyrinth, we left the Knight Templar at the centre of the Labyrinth. He stood face to face with the Great Bull and partook of his nature but wasn’t a devotee … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient sites/Sacred Places, Cosmos, fantasy, journey, magic, mysteries, myth, otherworld, Psyche, Symbolism a
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