SamhainA Poem by Scott H.The proper name for Hallowe'en"Samhain"
The moon provides the spark which Ignites all the pneuma in the air, Making the night flush with magic that Transforms the ordinary landscape Into something fae and otherworldly.
The trees are stately courtiers all Bedecked in jewels of garnet and citrine, They bear witness through the night With whispers that carry on the wind The impending encroachment of winter.
The dominion of the sun is ending as Darkness recaptures an hour every day, Bringing those who revel in the night A season of their own to reap the harvest, A bountiful feast o'er which to sing.
For my part I stand here in the cornfield Awaiting on the thinning of the Veil, So that my aching heart might be reunited With its beloved traditions from the past, Dancing with the wisps 'til dawn takes them.
The moon provides the spark which Ignites all the pneuma in the air, Making the night flush with magic and The sorcerous gift-giving of Samhain that Reinvigorates my spirit each year. © 2008 Scott H.Author's Note
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