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Tag Archives: stone circles of england
Dance ~ Alethea Kehas #writephoto
They came to dance with the stones. Drums found the unheard rhythm of the mother beat, opening the sacred veins. Above, ravens circled the moon, full behind a mist that would soon part. Even the children were unafraid. Perhaps even … Continue reading
The Queen’s Crown ~ Alethea Kehas #writephoto
I had a feeling Sue was going to post a photo that would align with what brought me out of sleep early this morning… Photo Credit: Sue Vincent The men saw the mighty crown rising over the earth and raised … Continue reading
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Tagged flash fiction, photo promp, stone circles of england, Writing Challenges
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Circle ~ Alethea Kehas #writephoto
The raven watched out of sight in the trees above while she walked three times the perimeter. Stopping at the gateway stone, she waited for the portal to open. Access could easily be denied in these places, yet she knew she … Continue reading
