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Premium Member Krak Des Chevaliers

So many years standing
This medieval castle
Crusader fortress



    This fortress was made a World Heritage Site in 2006. The fortress is one
of the few sites where Crusader art (in the form of frescoes) has been preserved




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Fae Folk Dance

Ivy draped portal
entrancing
a soul
within a sun 
enclaved in gold
made by the Fae
those wondrous beings


Is this real
what I’m seeing?


A song of joy
so sweet to the ear
Earthbound souls
never will hear
a veil
it panes
the sound 
of the Fae
forever and always
to this very day


Faeries dancing 
on the air
firefly’s lanterns 
glistening
in pairs
shining bright
a magical trail
up the hill 
and down the vale
eclipsing the moon
making her pale


Every night
no matter the weather
the folk do dance
a love song
together
binding and sealing 
a hearts embrace
shows of feeling
a loves true face 


Eternally joined
filigree veins
gold and ametrine
glows and wanes
the heart it encases
overflows pure joy
for hearts robbed
and broken
the Fae 
refill with joy


Fae chevaliers
of true loves heart
for true loves’ trinity
the dance
the song 
for love…

Nights' Enchantress

Through a canopy of leaves
ascending , 
Night a visage of rippling ebony 
her tears falling like raindrops 
bedazzling the dark 
Her arm a windlass 
spiraling coils of silken mist
rolling , heaving , becoming as ether 
Sweeping specks of light in her wake


Chevaliers her dark companions
Lurking nocturnally 
darkness their mask  
A Grotesque masquerade
beauty at its bleakest 
blood soaked rags their Armour 
her sentinels forever watchful


Moon mirror to darkness
revealing nights face
Past images ,
forgotten horrors and vast beauty 
her muniment of time
Tributaries of tears lining a face
bereft of life
She moves as slow water
Her velvet veils
held aloft by dancing night imps


Night’s appetite 
An unsated desire 
for shadow and shade 
these are her feast 
Quenching her thirst 
greyness her fine wine


Goddess,
Drunk on her own spirit 
Lulls and wanes


But night goes on 
moon chimes time 
Darkness must regather
her chevalier’s ! her night imps !
She never rests
her hunger never sated


As she is night silently she moves on
Forever divergent from light
Embracing and becoming darkness
Goddess of night


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