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I gazed
up at the moon one night
He looked
back down at me
And told
me stories of the Gods
Of earth
and sky and sea.
I stood
upon the hollow hill
The mound
of poetry
I opened
wide my arms and let
The awen
flow through me.
Lugus with
his mighty spear,
Braciaca,
fond of ale
Manannan,
ruler of the waves
Of Arthur
and the grail.
So many
names he sang to me
So many tales
of old
Lakes and
swords and trees and harps
Too much
for me to hold.
At last
he slipped behind the hills
And I fell
mad with pain
So full was
I of knowledge that
I thought
I'd gone insane
They say
a night upon the hill
Will bring
one of two things
T'will either
drive you round the bend
Or give you
bardic wings
Sad to say,
the former seems to
Be the case
for me
And this
will come as small surprise
To those
who know the Sidhe
So if at
times I post up here
A load of
nonsense verse
Just smile
and shake your heads and say
"At least
she's fairly terse…"
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