Glastonbury Poem by Dcfizban@hotmail.com Cadywold

Glastonbury

Rating: 5.0


Goddess observes from Glastonbury Tor,
People wander around Avalonian Lore,
The veil that hides betwixt the worlds,
Like an invisible mist that constantly swirls.

Those that have a mind to look,
Can see without the aid of a book,
Living life without being wound,
Spiritually free, not physically bound.

Tentatively sensing the ether around,
Seeing and hearing spirits abound,
Ancient ghosts that walk the streets,
Striking up conversations with people they meet.

Please do not joke or pull apart,
The spiritual power at Britain's heart,
This is our faith, our hope, our power,
Let it stand tall and proud like a tower.

So far I think, we've all observed,
The spiritual meaning of the Glastonbury world,
Dismissing the legend just out of hand,
Is denying the magic of our fair land.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
My favourite place, so a poem is deserved.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Craig Anderson 16 April 2013

Excellent piece...Thoughtful remembrances of our pagan past. Regards. Craig.

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