Enchanted Kingdom Blog

Inkpen the dream weaver Pen & Ink is what he was called By Elves, Pixies and even the Trolls. That was then in the dim distant past, When poor Pen & Ink had occasion to fart. Know one would think … Continue reading →

A Moment out of Time (Lady Beth’s Dream) “Such a dream I had” mused Lady Beth, Her soul so vexed and mind perplexed,  For the vision laid before her eyes, Was peace, such peace, an ethereal guise. For at waters … Continue reading →

Such thoughts of pain In time… shall wain. The fruits of labours, never lost. However, deep, dark and down she hides, Consumed in pity, a faerie cries, Alas …… But naught for us. This game of love, the promise of … Continue reading →

Melissa saw, but then was she sure, A faerie in her room “I saw her fly” Melissa cried, A silhouette against the moon. From star to tree and bough to flower, To alight upon my bed for hours. She smiled … Continue reading →

The Earth did rouse from winters edge, And the Witchwood tree, her tear’s she shed, Through storm and mist, when light was cursed, When naught but chill and winds did stir, … Here Brigid waits, to light the heart of … Continue reading →

“The more you ask, the slower it go!” Retorted Mr Bellow Ello. For on matters of time he became most irate, And would bellow so loud as to make the ground quake. Now…. time it seems is a man made … Continue reading →

Before, before, there was nothing, The nothing of trance before dance. The mind was a thought, A  cosmic quark, Of an ocean yet to expand. In the heart of the one, life did run Unseen, as yet unknown, But, from … Continue reading →

T’was a Midsummer Eve as I strolled through a glade, “Be wary of pixies” my mother did say. “For on this night they do gather and prance, t’is mischief they’re up to …so don’t join their dance”. Yet dance I … Continue reading →

There was a blushed crimson glow at pale Sun rise, Through a chill meadow mist in Lamas time. When I came to spy faeries, stir from dreamers dreams, And awaken Augustus from his noble sleep. Old is he and wise … Continue reading →