Tag: rewilding

  • in the weald

    a path in the middle of a dark forest
    Photo by Wes Hicks on Unsplash
    gone to wode
    in the weald
    gone to fever
    in the head
    would he to wild
    oh darkling, at
    spanning rivers
    in his bed
  • wandering at amble

    Photo by Fabian Bächli on Unsplash
    is it descendance
    or ascension
    when desire is
    in suspension?
    when you feel
    tension but remain
    uncompelled to act
    on anything at all?
    are you alive
    without drive or
    are you just living
    life small?
  • black sands

    black wooden fence on snow field at a distance of black bare trees
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    i walk
    the black sands
    hand on hand
    holding the blade
    carving a line
    none dare cross

    we are rose petals
    scattered scarlet
    blood my blood
    a desert red without
    you mouth to
    drink me in

    winter song of wine
    a stone beach
    broken of time
  • otherside

    Photo by Harald Pliessnig on Unsplash
    i wonder at the fog that
    obscures all thinking
    dancing ghosts away
    from dream

    all the lies, all the lies of me
    i feel a new sobriety
    washing over

    another wall showing cracks?
    what awaits the otherside?
  • tossing a rune — 27jun25

    sowilo
    the haze of frost
    clouding vision
    melts away —
    casting sharper shadows
    in the brightness of day

    Another rune poem of mine, where the rune is selected at random.

    Today’s rune is sowilo, which has a core meaning “sun”. The sun is representative of the source of life, illumination and power.

  • enjoin me

    a path in the middle of a dark forest
    Photo by Wes Hicks on Unsplash
    the troubles keep and
    none of them mine
    there is no time to cry

    i step to oak & slender
    the place within
    i could dream all day &
    all night in the within

    flint, cuts skin, bone
    to drag me of wood
    spell some silence
    for me, one who sees
    enjoin me to whole
  • fade away

    Photo by Abishek on Unsplash
    silting down thick
    the layers me put
    under the wave

    quenching flame
    give steel to rust
    casting new

    i rain i rain
    i rain i rain
    under granite
    skies, i rain

    keep me in
    your memory
    but then let me
    fade away
  • seek no

    settle to stone and
    quit with the roam
    seek no, seek no more

    to take axe to axel
    to stop up the ramble
    seek no, seek no more

    follow low water
    flow dark home
    seek no, seek no more
  • stormy passings wet

    Photo by Kevin Hessey on Unsplash
    of crash the rainbows in
    the undergrey at raining
    with the undone angry
    sitting thresholds linger

    stormy passings wet
    my granite sharp face
    —in need of a shave might
    the added phrase be—
    yet, soon comes our clover

    the clover carves thunder
    in the laying down we
  • tossing a rune — 22jun25

    berkana
    through the pass
    we may yet recall
    all of those parts of us
    long since forgotten

    Another rune poem of mine, where the rune is selected at random.

    Today’s rune is berkana, which has a core meaning “birch”. Birch are often the first trees to populate areas after a forest fire and, by extension, are associated with new beginnings, purification and rebirth — all of which tend to be related to the eternal feminine.