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Wælcyrġe

whence witchery witnessed

By MA SnellPublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
Wælcyrġe
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When we wore wings

Women wielding wind

We went whither we wished

When whispered willows

Wondrous words

We would waltz

With wintry wood

When warbled whales

Wagnerian works

We would wend

Within welcome waves

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Wherefore warred White Wendell,

Wizened wisp, withered warlock?

Witches we,

Walkers within wake,

Withheld wand, whip, weapon

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Wherefrom we wander

Waiting

Westerly winds

Whirlwind

Wander

Waiting

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About the Creator

MA Snell

I'm your typical Portlander in a lot of ways. Queer, cheerfully nihilistic, trying to make a quiet name for myself in a big small town. My writing tends to be creepy and—let's hope—compelling. Beware; and welcome.

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    Written by MA Snell