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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

May 28, 2019May 28, 2019 b@cchuSLeave a comment on A Midsummer Night’s Dream

And many more, with voices made.
To differentiate between the players.
And ‘Is it my line?’as we try
Two people to make all voices cry
In a Midsummer nights dream.

Posted in Blog, pagan poetryTagged puck, shakespeare, Titania

Let Bealtaine’s Bonfire Begin – poem

May 2, 2019May 25, 2019 b@cchuSLeave a comment on Let Bealtaine’s Bonfire Begin – poem

Bealtaine, You have stolen my heart away. Like the fairies of old, You have had your sway. Bonfires burning, Loved ones returning. What more could a man ask for? Bealtaine’s Summer heat, Has us dancing, Risking fire feat. Oh for our youth, To once again know youth’s own truth, That life is for living and […]

Posted in pagan poetryTagged Bealtaine, Beltane

‘Tween Ostara and Beltane by Jo Cousins

April 30, 2019May 25, 2019 b@cchuSLeave a comment on ‘Tween Ostara and Beltane by Jo Cousins

‘Tween Ostara and Beltane I feel nature awaken within. Whilst there is no bee in mind for the opening petals around my heart No Ram for this ewe nor Stag for the doe, The goddess tells something inside to awaken. My lips remember the pressure of a kiss, My body, a gentle embrace And though […]

Posted in pagan poetryTagged Beltane, Ostara

Summer is Cummin by Elaine Hindle

April 30, 2019May 25, 2019 b@cchuSLeave a comment on Summer is Cummin by Elaine Hindle

The Summer is a cumin in And every living thing can feel it The central beat of mother Earth As her heart beats faster to meet the dawn The sun in all his majesty rises up to meet her Covering the earth in golden splendour The budding branches open their flowering faces to the light […]

Posted in pagan poetryTagged Beltane
The May Tree by Geraldine Lambert

Walpurgis Night

April 30, 2019May 25, 2019 b@cchuSLeave a comment on Walpurgis Night

Walpurgis Night, the time is right,The ancient powers awake.So dance and sing, around the ring,And Beltane magic make. Walpurgis Night, Walpurgis Night,Upon the eve of May,We’ll merry meet, and summer greet,For ever and a day. New life we see, in flower and tree,And summer comes again.Be free and fair, like earth and air,The sunshine and […]

Posted in pagan poetryTagged Beltane, Walpurgis
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