To God, Who Gives Joy to Our Youth
For Reverend Raphael Barousse, OSB - Father Raph - Uncle Bubby - on His Birthday By Lawrence "Mack" Hall Word Count: 205 Rating: G Summary: A poem to an aging yet forever-young priest Introibo ad altare…
Category: Original Poetry
The Hawthorn Tree
By Donna Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 145 Rated: G Summary: A short poem about the Hawthorn Tree, and its significance to the Faeries of Ireland. “Sidhe is pronounced Shee, and the Sidhe are the Faeries,…
Dreamtime Path
Come walk with me and Share my grand adventure Our steps will mark the way For those who wish to follow. Come sit with me and quench Your thirst with the beauty of What surrounds…
Pontius Pilate’s Pleynt
My Caesar and my Empire have I served, A diplomatic functionary, true To distant duties, and never unnerved By greedy Greek or perfidious Jew. Outside the arca archa have I thought, Festooned my desk and…
Concerning the Irish Sidhe Faeries
By Donna L. Ferguson Dudley Word Count: 214 Rating: G Summary: A peom of the Little Folk Author's notes: Sidhe is pronounced Shee; Picture by Hilda Miller (1876-1939) 'Tis said, that Irish Faeries, (Sidhe) have…
White Harp
Paradise made a white harp of the world, Pole-to-Pole arcs the cold ages, rippling meridians, I flew and hurled ice-warped wilderness that ever rages, Now we archive our own avalanche, quake, then thunder, trumpets the…
Awen: The Three Rays of Light
Awen, the Three Rays of Light Divine radiance shines in all beings. Hear it, see it, feel its presence. The wisdom was carved on Rowan staves. Divine radiance shines in all beings Discovered by the…
Rite of the Hermit
By Robin Fennelly Word Count: 72 Rating: G Summary: A nightly ritual for a hermit. The Lady holds Her mystery in Silent waiting orb. Her milky white lantern Hidden in the darkness Of velvet ebony…