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In the Irish fairy tale "The Soul Cages" by Thomas Keightley, a green merrow with pig eyes and a red nose, captures the souls of drowned sailors and locks them away in cages under the waves...
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Good Morning Spring...
Life & Death by Ivar Arosenius
Hestia was the Greek goddess of home, hearth and family. She rejected Apollo and Poseidon and swore an oath of eternal virginity which was blessed by Zeus...
#MythologyMonday
Wormwood is said to have sprung up in the track of the serpent as it left Eden...
#FolkloreThursday #GothicSpring
Never tease a cat, especially not tonight on Walpurgis eve, it will turn into a witch and harm you...
#SuperstitionSat #Caturday
In North Germany, it was said if you wish to see witches on May-day, go into church on Good Friday, but be sure not to stop to hear the benediction...!
#GoodFriday #GothicSpring
Parsley is slow to seed - it takes seven weeks because it grows down to the devil and then up again, unless planted on Good Friday...
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An old favourite...
The drowned man's ghost tries to claim a new victim for the sea by Thorvald Niss...
#WyrdWednesday
In Europe - an invocation to the new moon would ensure that one dreamed of one’s future partner...
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