Merlin Poem by Zyw Zywa

Merlin



I hum myself to sleep
with real dreams, fairies
around me, and a hedge
full of thorns

The owl calls, yes
I come, I go
away from hiding
from strangers

The white light carries me
through the summer fields, clover
grows in my footsteps
we are back home

in the real world
like when it started
and yesterday's life
is like a dream

Thursday, November 7, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: dreaming,fantasy
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Golden slumbers' (1969, Paul McCartney) ; Celtic symbolism: Uath (the Hawthorn) , that protects the fields, houses, and churches, as well as the fairies that live between the thorns; the Hawthorn should be guided by Olwen (the young sun goddess among the summer flowers, in whose footsteps white clover sprouts; Olwen = White Footprint) and the Owl (the symbol of wisdom and patience) ; Collection 'Lilith's Powers' #82
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