Author Archives: Deborah Meghnagi

by Talis Kimberley Night, and the holy hunter rides: And the stars stand still and the pale moon hides And the brave deer run, but the King Stag knows He will fall at the end to Ceinwen’s Bow Here where … Continue reading →

by Joy Green When I think of him, I think of laughter Insouciant and wild A thoughtless daring, care-for-nothing Fearless as a child When I think of him, I think of a garden The heavy scent in the glade The … Continue reading →

Even the birds above the lake Are singing of my love, And even the flowers along the shore Are growing for her sake. All the vines are ripening And the trees come into bud, For my love’s footsteps passing by … Continue reading →

by Joy Green It seems to me I wander Aimless, pointless Drifting where the tide takes me away Knowing that there has to be A reason out there waiting, Waiting for me to find it, some day And when I … Continue reading →

by Joy Green I come from worlds and worlds away You do not know my name You call me “Seer” for my task You answer to my flame Chorus And I will call you as I need By the wand’ring … Continue reading →