A dryad’s tale
Carmine HazelwoodWild wonders and wanders scribed in acorn ink.
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Dreamstate
When we finally return from our long exile, we will awaken like dreamers. — Psalm 126
Somewhere, cherry blossoms unfurl their tender petals under a Hokusai sky.
Somewhere, spring is working her endless enchantments.
Yet, some still sleep...
Winterworld
Like a robin seeking the frozen crabapples dangling on the tree, I fly to the sweetness.
My brain races to worry after worry, but my heart flies unerringly to what is sweet.
Winter here is vast as a white swan’s back. Like a mite, I creep...
Life in a northern town
I come from a northern land of lakes and rivers. You may have heard of Minnesota. The Dakota people named this, their homeland, Mni Sóta Makọce, Land Where the Waters Reflect the Sky.
You may have heard of Minneapolis, the City of Lakes,...
Circling sunward
Once long ago, I crept into the passage tomb of Brú na Bóinne, called Newgrange, where at winter solstice the dawn sun penetrates a long stone corridor, caressing the inner chamber.
Sitting there, as I did, amid meditative spirals, double...
Once in a dreamland, once in a woodland
Dreams fly away, fleeing through the opening windows of my eyes. My mind catches one, an image that seems to look back at me: a bush of living roses, each one a deep, velvety black.
Unlimited in meanings, this gift from the imaginal world...
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Born a dryad, writing always from the branches of my oak tree. My name comes from the Middle Persian carmir (red, crimson). The color carmine (pronounced ˈkär-mən) is the deep, rich red of rubies or blood.
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