Fire festival
where the circle holds my stone.
Ancestors have come.
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After the bonfire went out you put your stone in the circle of ashes. If your stone was moved the next day someone in your family would die that year.
22 Comments
Post a CommentLooking for stuff to comment on, Loki! Love this. You should put up more poetry.
I've heard of Samhain, but never heard this two-word name. Creepy.
Very atmospheric. Love mythology, and Celtic mythology is often overlooked.
Lovely! I can feel the veil thinning....
I like the pagan/heathen theme here. It is simple yet profound.
So fun and eerie! Like it!
This is a neat direction to go... Really like it! :)
Good work.
Wonderfully Halloween!
Very nice. Enjoy your seasonal celebration.