The Third String.
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Tales from a Dagda Bard
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The Third String.
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Tales from a Dagda Bard
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1/8/2018 0 Comments The Price of False Judgement The hawthorne’s green had sprouted in abundance with the arrival of the spring. It’s branches blossomed with the bursting exuberance of new life as they waved in the gentle breeze. He was tired. It had been a tough day, as tough as they come really. A day when the shift of the world was weighted in but a few simple words. Words which He himself had spoken. “.....by your wrong judgement upon me, the rightness of your rule is proved as false!”
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2/7/2018 0 Comments The Voice of the PeopleWhat a day. What a week. What a long crazy 35 years. Perspective is a wonderfully scary thing when you take the time to consider it. I mean really consider it. Many of us live our lives day to day, week to week, month to month, but does anyone live it year to year? Decade to decade? I mean actively and energetically living, planning, scheduling the next 10 years? Sure how could you right? When there is so much uncertainty in the following 24 hours, its hard to consider how you invest time in and energy into something 87,600 hours away? The corpse was bloated and discoloured. Gut, throat and face grossly swollen so that its eyes and tongue protruded far beyond the skull which should have contained them. The stench of it’s putrid emissions filled the hall, leaving many an occupier gagging and the rest taking but the shallowest of breaths. The King of Ireland sat his place, as fair and fine a form as ever, despite the palor of his features and the anger writ clear across his brow. “There will be justice for this villainous act and my judgement I will place upon you for your crime.” 1/5/2018 0 Comments A Battle's DueThey had carried him inside as quick and as full of care as they could. Outside the Battle continued despite the fall of their King. It would be no easy feat to carry the day given the blow struck against the People. Their bid for land on which to live may end this very night. The draoi were already waiting and chief amongst them was Dian Cecht, the most knowledgeable and skilled of the Tuatha De Danann in the ways of healing and surgery. With this life to save none raised questions and all worked diligently. 1/4/2018 0 Comments A Cold StrollIt had been a quite some time since I had walked the mountains but it seemed the memory of that cold invasive chill was enough to set me to shivering all over again. Winter, it seemed, was doing its level best to hold on to the island as more days than naught I was required to clear ice from the windshield before starting the car, or snow from its bonnet. The thing with Ireland is that if its cold there is ice, if its warm there is rain. I don’t normally mind much at all. I'm built for my climate it seems. I am one of those ‘warm people’. You know, the kind whose handshake on a cold day is invariably remarked on for its temperature. Yeh that’s me. |
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