Rachel Deeringさんのイラストまとめ

Anne won the argument, but was certain that the old woman had given her the evil eye. She began to go into a number of hysterical trances. In 1672, she made a formal accusation against a group of women. She said that they had turned her into a horse and ridden her. 2/3

Purple-crowned fairywren.

Poem for #TopTweetTuesday @theeabsentee @blackboughpoems is called Trout. Written a couple of weeks ago.

Concert in the Egg. 🥚 🎶 Anonymous artist, in style or copy of Bosch. 1560s.

Since it’s International Bat Appreciation Day, it gives me an excuse to tweet some of my favourite bat art. 🦇

In Norfolk you can find the ruins of St Mary’s church. It has an oak tree growing from its nave called The Witch’s Finger. But, it is less a finger, more of a leg. A witch with a wooden leg was buried alive under the nave and resurfaced to destroy the church. #FaustianFriday

For #TopTweetTuesday a poem written last week called Digging for Gods. @blackboughpoems @davidralphlewis Thanks for hosting. Have a wonderful poemed day. 🐇 🌌

Perhaps originating in Norse mythology, but seen in a range of stories across Europe is the tale of a Wild Hunt or Host - when all kinds of mystical, magical and supernatural beings, including elves. The Wild Hunt was a message of impending disaster... #WyrdWednesday

The Tor in Glastonbury is, in Celtic mythology, hollow and a fairy underworld. Also known as Magic Mountain, it is said to be ruled by Gwyn ap Nudd. #WyrdWednesday

Poem for #TopTweetTuesday @blackboughpoems @marian_v_o Daffodils.

https://t.co/0eADaIF1pU

Written last night for the Inspiration Point (beginnings) on @ABC_Tales. Have a wonderful poemy day. Thanks for hosting.