“we locked up Ben just to hear his screams,” is how the story began once black type, now brown on yellowed paper old stuffed without ceremony in a notepad more jaundiced than the paper it was printed on
nervous chuckles at that with a put that aside until braver days rise maybe some misbegotten future morn or maybe not, vaguely recalling misdirectional intent behind the phrase from before
but not tonight, no as i enjoy the glow of cds inventoried to store
piercing pellets at endsummer an unexpected assault on brainpan and leaf
soon, grass will return green to crickets waving a breeze
A rune poem, based on an Elder Futhark rune selected at random.
Today’s rune is hagalaz, which has a core meaning of “hail”, which was associated with potential, transformation, renewal and change.
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manticmined i bury myself in the understone covered fís and mistformed flowing scáthed, bran storied days under feathered of white rest now rest now pale blind enters night
cut crimson rivers slow hazel once at the evening come oak slipped of the morn i am her come at blackthorn i am her come of snow
on drift gather snow crows wind draw singing to steel wire humming on breeze leaves painted frost in a lonesome place far waiting on gentle wings come to on drift gather snow
at rivers' crossing she joins, shoulder riding light silent as the fog around
no more words— silence is the wisdom of the day
A rune poem, based on an Elder Futhark rune selected at random.
Today’s rune is ehwaz, which has a core meaning of “horse”. A horse is often associated with journeys, travel and movement. By extension, it also implies symbiosis with another living creature or fylgja, and the rune is associated with loyalty or trust.
Please visit my Elder Futhark pages at sceadugenga.com for additional interpretations of the runes based on multiple references and personal reflection.
the bough's silver song framed of moonlight under the oak we rest feasting on gold slip-tween slip-tween through and back a kiss of the nightqueen as her river drifts by
neverything coming waves washing over my black sands in the untethered paleness of notnight aglow afar and i undertow flow back to the nine back to chilled dreaming as if unknown to wake
embracing the forest's fog delving ever deeper within shaking off distraction with the rising of a hood so that both seeing & hearing becomes more clear
a murder calls of autumn long rains, hidden-faced moon