Falling Through Time

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This collection of poetry is about time and consciousness. In one way, time is merely a human construct that does not exist except as...

Tam Lin Remembers The Faerie Queen

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She had eyes like apple seeds. A small, angular face that reminded me of a fox’s mask. Was it a mask she wore the whole time I...
Photography by Courtney Fox

I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud

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Photography by Courtney Fox   What sweeter balm than nature to soothe the lonely soul? In this poem, Wordsworth gives his readers a Romantic description of...

A Silent Wood

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O silent wood, I enter thee With a heart so full of misery For all the voices from the trees And the ferns that cling about my...

The Root Queen’s Winter

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Photography by MICHAELA DURISOVA The root queen knows your secret hopes. The root queen knows your heart The root queen’s crown is thorn and branch; her garden, silver...
Photography by Ange Harper Model- The Druidess Of Midian, Alice Hoffman, Enchanted Living Magazine

How To Recognize A Witch

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Photography by Ange Harper Model: The Druidess Of Midian Walk down the path into the woods. You don’t need a lantern, you don’t need light. You’ve been...
©Alexander Kitsenko

Rapunzel Tucks the Twins into Bed

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Article From 2014 Spring Issue #26 Subscribe // Print // Digital Sing your song for us, mamma, they cry, sing your song, sing your song, small white cheeks upon pillows, bright...
© Julia Jeffrey

The Seal Wife

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Illustration by Julia Jeffrey of Stonemaiden Art Sometimes when we fight, I want to slip on my seal skin and disappear beneath the waves. I warned you when...
Brian and Wendy Froud

Dreaming Faerie

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Cover Images by ©Brian and Wendy Froud I dream of green eyes and the silent fall of petals on my hair; the sound of someone...
Peter Horree / Alamy Stock Photo

Silver-Eyed Lilínabalén is Charmed from the Sea

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Feature Image Credit:  Peter Horree / Alamy Stock Photo He drifted through kelp, broken scalp diffusing red like squid ink clouding itself. Crowded, the spiny urchins hinged their...