Dream Voyagers
BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY
‘Neath star-shine and moon-glow’s touch, the Ship of Dreams sails on.
Its destination, only by believers, is well known.
The Hawthorn Tree
As Sidhe’s own Tree, this bright briar’s known; ’tis wise, to leave its wood, alone!
Hidden Beauty: A Hunchback of Notre Dame Poem
outwardly ugly or deformed,
oft’ harbor hearts most true and warm.
Smeagol’s Poem
A wizened, loathsome thing was Gollum, but with large Hobbit’s eyes,
alone to show what he had been before the Ring had made its claim;
The Unicorn and the Princess
“There was a magic creature, of pure heart, once, cruelly chased.”
Well Met
“A being, out of legend, the Hippocampus often drew,
Poseidon’s chariot, across expanses, ocean blue.”
Narnia Adventures!
“Through magical wardrobe, where the White Witch awaited,
But also their purpose, which legend related.
For two sons of Adam, two daughters of Eve
Were destined to evil witch’s powers, defeat!”
October Chills
BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY
When the frost is on the pumpkin, and the chill is in the air, ’tis the time to gather ’round, for some thrilling spooky fare.
Home Reclaimed: A Selkie’s Return
BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY
The little child walked through the woods and found a tiny pool, and wondered what there could be found beneath its waters cool.
Faery Lure
BY DONNA FERGUSON DUDLEY
Passing, beneath three trees of Thorn, noticing, not, wreath snatched, and gone, only protection, from fae.
