drawing razorwire taut tendons tight breath rustneedle intake bury me leaves under shallow bury me leaves under stone rain wash silt the river down rain wash silt the river down
fidget fingers making shadow words fidget fingers making broken songs fidget finger fidget misfit metal gestalt cuts memory sharp
dizzy for the ringing we shambled to heartwood sought our way to breathing taking in the place where we are already beautiful if only we can shed skin and cast off our rags others have bound us within
if trees accept us as we are, can we accept the trees?
silence of a forest in waiting steel skies scarred spark & flint here she comes raining & how we celebrate her summer rains drinking her in as she pours
ravens laugh in the ashes at a joke few will perceive — a snare that's already sprung
While I don’t plan to go back to doing daily rune poems as I did at sceadugenga.com, every once in a while I might randomly pick one and see what comes out of my head, just to keep the wheels greased. Today’s was ehwaz. At its core, it has been given the meaning “horse” which, in turn, leads a multitude of other associations including that of fylgja — which is synonymous with the concept of a totem spirit. I imagine the ravens laughing at any notions I might have about control, much as they laugh about most of the things I think I “know”.