Red-haired druid holding a torch and staff in a rune-carved cave

Tuatha Dé Lee

Poetry, Magic, Literature

  • Same old life, same old town, 13 August ’26

    Red-haired woman reading an illustrated book beside a campfire in a cave

    They have spoken loudly today. The rage of a thousand lives beaming through my mind complex. A vessel employed for great discipline in order to experience great knowledge was set off on a quest for the missing links and the beautiful scriptures.

    The codes to be learnt have been chosen, and the pieces have been set. They move slowly, but certain of the way.

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    Narrate, tell, pray

    Where is justice in all that?

    It is produced, made, built

    Discourse is imperative

    Power is not relative

    Defence is hard

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    They who draw First Blood

    Usually pass off as tough

    They who take the blow

    Are relegated to inferno

    Higher than high

    Lower than low

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    Astral’s good

    But fuck the world

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    We’re only passing

    But never through

    Always on the run

    Fuguing from the Sun

    Round and round

    And never found

    Red-haired druid holding a torch and staff in a rune-carved cave

    The enemy grows quickly frustrated at the sight of that which does not follow rules and paradigms. They are more afraid of losing than they are willing to win.

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    For the fighting is scary and weary.

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    What have we learned today?

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    Slán go fóill,

    Lee

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