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Tag Archives: Otherworld
The Shallows’ Heartfelt Chime
I do not feel as if I have the weight of the world on my shoulders, but I try to take a regular interest in current affairs, so it follows that there should be occasions when the news is not … Continue reading
Posted in Magic & the Supernatural
Tagged Arcadia, Blueboy, Et In Arcadia Ego, Music, Otherworld, Water
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Two Greek Hauntings
When I fell ill last March, the experience robbed me of my inclination and ability to write, but mercifully, this seems to have been a temporary state of affairs. There are many things I wish to write about, particularly concerning … Continue reading
Blueboy’s Stream
The day will come when I write an elegy for Blueboy, but that will have to be when I’m feeling a lot better and when I’ve returned to something resembling my old, former self. As well as writing a commemorative … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Magic & the Supernatural
Tagged Arcadia, Blueboy, Healing, Otherworld
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Encounter with a Fox
I was sat outside earlier in the half-light, enjoying nightfall, when something happened that I hadn’t experienced for perhaps over a year. As I gazed up the length of my garden towards the hills and trees behind my home, I … Continue reading