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Wednesday, 15 January 2020

Alfheim


    
Alfheim 

Alfheim one of the nine worlds
full of scintillating creatures
dressed in the colours of the moon
pale grey and milky way white
Pointed ears pick up
the whispers of the wind
sending secrets to rustling leaves
Mystical light dances
between diamond shaped shadows.
Tree trunks tower 
over petal roofed cottages
where white faced elves
crowned with a wreath of roses
spread specks of gold dust, 
dew drops and threads 
of silver spider fiber
to welcome dragonflies and fairies
feasting on amber honey,
purple elderberry wine,
and nut shells full of forest food
to celebrate the celestial beauty
of a serene summer in mythical realms

20 comments:

  1. Truly magical - wonderful imagery and flowed like a fairy tale

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  2. Wondrously descriptive, Marja! From my perspective … all this wonder thrives on planet Earth for humans, too, living alongside the elves in magical places without seeming to notice because it is so common.

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  3. wow a wonderful narrative poem, enjoyed it , love tree wood and forest stories. Thank you for sharing.

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  4. wow ,lovely narrative poem love the forest wood and tree tales and myths.

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  5. My goodness this is gorgeously worded!!❤️ I love; "Tree trunks tower over petal roofed cottages where white faced elves
    crowned with a wreath of roses spread specks of silver dust."

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  6. Very interesting scenario.
    Happy Wednesday

    Much✏❤✏love

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  7. Marja, that sounds like the most delightful of settings. I bet Alfheim is home to wondrous fairy tales. I wonder how many of their secrets the leaves would be willing to share.

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  8. I'm partial to elves and fairies, Marja, and I enjoyed the magic in your poem, especially in the lines:
    'dragonflies and fairies
    feasting on amber honey
    and purple elderberry wine,
    and nut shells full of forest food'.

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  9. I feel like this place could be just around the next corner or any forest walk. Something glimpsed just out of the corner of one's eye.

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  10. The feast sounds lovely, but I'll bet there's a risk to anyone outside their abode should they dare to sneak a taste.

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  11. Oh, to hide behind a tree and see this...

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  12. Oh yes, what a magical tale...I'm with Margaret. I'd love to get a peek into their world.

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  13. I like the shape of this poem as well as its content.

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  14. What a delightful, magical place this is. Elves and fairies are always interesting creatures.

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  15. I bet you enjoying creating this poem Marja! Sounds like you have inside information regarding these mystical creatures.
    Happy days my friend.
    Hugs
    Peggy xxxx

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  16. Sounds like a great place to explore.

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  17. Love your poetry Marja... And having made some Elderberry wine in the past, not only did you do an excellent visual description but you got my taste buds tingling too <3

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Thank you!!