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Mistress of Euphorica, Mistress of Clay

The ravens are manifestly obedient to her service. In solemn, dignified array they come, like augurs of old times, to tell her the news of the day. The wolves slink by timidly, greeting her with furtive, sidelong looks. The bear (not so uncommon then)(…)

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This entry was posted in Ivy On The Path on April 20, 2012 by Via Hedera.

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