The fir trees in pointed hatsClad in long robesLike astrologers – Guillaume Apollinaire – The Fir Trees – The dark season is upon us!The time has finally come to unveil Oubliettes […]
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Fleur de Poussière. Encore.
“The threshold to the seance parlour has not been crossed for many moons. The air is intoxicating, filled with the scent of a myriad of fainted roses, rich draperies weighed down […]
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We took leave of him in the morning, with a simple look which both meant that we no longer belonged to the living and that, if we ever returned from our […]
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The moon, white, shines in the trees: From each bright branch a voice flees Beneath leaves that move, O well-beloved. The pools reflect a mirror’s depth, The silhouette of willows’ wet […]
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One for sorrow, Two for joy, Three for a girl, Four for a boy, Five for silver, Six for gold, Seven for a secret never to be told, Eight for a […]
Read MoreLunar Kit, Moon Magick
Romeo: Lady, by yonder blessèd Moon I vow, that tips with silver all these fruit-tree tops…Juliet: O, swear not by the Moon, th’ inconstant Moon, that monthly changes in her circled […]
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Another New Blood post to share the latest creations.
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I believe in God, only I spell it “Nature”. – Frank Lloyd Wright – Truth Against the World: Frank Lloyd Wright Speaks for an Organic Architecture –
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Also called Tasseography, Tasseomancy is the divinatory art of reading tea leaves and coffee grounds. Like Palmistry, it is particularly associated with witches and gypsies who popularised it but it has […]
Read MoreMay you be well, and ever fortunate
Megadorus – May you be well, and ever fortunate, Euclio!Euclio – May the Gods bless you, Megadorus!✥(Megadorus – Saluus atque fortunatus, Euclio, semper sies !Euclio – Di te ament, Megadorus !) […]
Read MoreBaskania & Fortunatus
The dead hare casts an Evil Eye upon me.(Ho lagôs me baskainei tethnikôs.) – Pherecrates – Fragment 189 – (translation John H. Elliott) –
Read MoreDea Marica
Dea Marica was a Roman Goddess associated with swamps, salt-marshes and bogs. She was considered the Goddess of enchantment & spellcraft, the wild woods, salt-marshes and their abundant wildlife.Her name is […]
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