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wxldchxld · 6 years

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Adventure is out There:

I was a little stuck so I asked @kruisms for a drabble prompt. This is the monster that birthed.

Traveling from Polis to Tondc was not enough for her son. Traveling with the group was “boring.” They were too slow and they scared off all the wildlife and his mothers refused to let him ride his own horse such a long distance, despite his incredibly grown-up age of six years old. It was funny, really. A few years ago Beck herself had had a very similar string of complaints. Over time she’d learn to endure the ever looming presence of her appointed guards with a roll of her eyes. She didn’t even try to evade them anymore. Then again, being the mother of two rambunctious ten year old girls and a fearless six year old boy, most of her time was spent making sure no one managed to evade her watchful gaze.

Torin kept an astounding pace for being less than a foot tall and weighing little more than a fat peach. He trotted relentlessly ever forward into the wilderness without a single clue as to where in the hell he was going. Beck followed dutifully, watching the fluffy white snake of his tail bob up and down and side to side as he went along. It wasn’t about where they were going, she knew that. It was all about the journey. It was getting there; it was getting out. It was---living. Beck had grown up at the mercy of the siren’s song of the wilderness---of the whole world being right over the next ridge, right at her finger tips. When footsteps and heartbeats could change your entire world in a matter of days, it was almost a sin to stay stagnant.

It was nice to get out again… though she did feel guilt tugging at her gut, telling her to go home; Lexa was going to be furious.

“Mother look!” Her son’s voice reverberating at an astounding volume in her head immediately sucked her out of her thoughts and into the moment.

“Torin we talked about volume.” She chided. The tips of her ears smacked loudly against the side of her head as she shook from tip to tail. When she was finished she loped a few paces to stand beside her son on the top of a small hill. “Don’t push the magic, let it in and out; just like breathing. Only you tell it where and how it comes out.”

Her son looked at her through eyes as rich and deep as the earth, layered with a thousand questions which were each in turn intersected by stubbornness, offense, and stratums of good sense. He was all at once offended he’d been chided, confused as to where he’d went wrong, doubtful of her criticisms, and curious as to what had happened (because he hadn’t really been paying attention), all while brimming with bubbly eagerness to get it right.

It was a common misconception that magic took a lot of tedious instruction and fanciful equipment. Magic was a natural force in the world and the people that interacted with it could feel and see it just as plainly as one saw a river. Give a child a few simple instructions, and eventually prompted by thirst and the sheer nature of curious youth, they would come to several solutions for “how to get water into my mouth without drowning.” The variables for just how many solutions a child might find being age, encouragement, an enriched environment, and a heaping dose of sense. Magic was no different. Every witch more or less found their own way in life. Even witches that specialized in different types of magic like pyromancy or divination, weren’t really taught. Not in the way the non-magical folks believed. Teachers were there to encourage, to offer new points of view or remind children of things they’ve already learned, to refocus, and to instill good morals and a strong sense of character. They motivated and reprimanded, but all in all, children---and people really---all had to figure out the world for themselves. In the end, it was just a simple fact that people learned better when they figured out things themselves.

And sure enough, her son didn’t fail to find a solution that the both of them could be happy about---putting enough emphasis on the thoughts to show just how important they were, and after some pitchy volume adjustment, found a noise level that wouldn’t burst the blood vessels in his mother’s head.

“Look!” He repeated; his tail whipping madly behind him. “Look! Look! I found a hole!”

Beck followed the point of her son’s nose. Down the hill, a dirt encrusted sidewalk splintered by thick tufts of grass and eroded by rain, wound past a faded, half-burned sign and a dilapidated building. The building, once made of pristine white spackle and bright red brick, had faded to a wet, moldy brown around the mud-soaked edges, and a sad smattering of grey lines and dull, depressing hunks of wine red. It had, at one time, been fitted to outline the entrance to an enormous black entrance to a cave. The kind of cave large enough for people; where sightseers would have flocked to on lazy afternoon not for shade or shelter, but because they had nothing better to do. Now, after years of abuse from the elements, the structure didn’t outline the cave, but almost sunk into it. As if the huge black pit in the distance was the mouth of an enormous monster, and the buildings were being sucked in to be devoured. Fang like stalactites were poised along the roof of the mouth, and as they drew closer, the glint of water from the recent rain rolling down the smooth rock looked like saliva.

True to his nature---which, if Beck were being honest with herself was also her nature---Torin saw nothing concerning about the cavern at all. Without asking for permission, and not caring at all if his mother opted to join him or not, he raced forward and leaped into darkness. Beck was hot on his furry little heels, tearing up the rest of the path with her claws raking noisily along the remnants of the sidewalk and whipping through the overgrown.

She wasn’t unfamiliar with caves, back home she’d squeezed herself into many a barren hole in the rocks to rest for the night when weather demanded, but never in her life had she seen anything like the sprawling cavern before her. Stalactites grow by the thousands under smooth, umbrella tops and in waterfall streams from the ceiling. Their counterparts rose and bubbled out of the floor and stretched toward the roof of the cave like small children reaching for their mothers. A still body of water snaked throughout the floor and the distant blip blip of singular water droplets falling into it sang in the distance.

Seeing as her son wasn’t very good at casting in his fox form, Beck took the liberty of illuminating the water below with a silvery light. Foxes could see quite well in the dark, but Beck wanted to take in the entirety of the cave without straining.

A little whine escaped her son’s mouth. He was dancing from one front paw to the other and twitching his jaws open and shut fractionally in his excitement. Each little breath puffed up his ribs and huffed out with unnecessary force and speed. Tick tick tick tick, tick tick tick tick; his claws clacked noisily against the rock, much to the displeasure of the very things that were causing his excitement. Several little creatures, mostly toads and something that looked like small turtles, scattered wildly at the intrusive light. A highly annoyed cluster of bats shuffled their feet along the ceiling and moodily wrapped their leathery wings around themselves ever tighter while they eyed the intruders with complete contempt; like grump teenagers refusing to get out of bed. One particularly perturbed creature took off in flight, and upon seeing the shadowy being flutter through the air, her son began to yowl in anticipation and bolted after him.

“This! This this!” He wasn’t very good at forming sentences in this form either. Instinct bridled his tongue. He jumped and made a horrible racket that echoed through the cave. Beck focused on one of the tiny creatures above and coaxed it sweetly with a soundless stare. After a huff, it glided down to hunker between her front paws. Torin didn’t miss this. He scurried over little hills and around stalagmites and skidded to a stop in front of her feet. He stared at the tiny creature, both of them motionless; their eyes were locked in a mutual questioning stare. Feeling confident in herself and her son, she stepped back away from the helpless creature.

Not two seconds later, her son had devoured it in an unsettling show of flapping wings, snapping jaws, and the cracking of little bones like dry twigs underfoot… perhaps she’d been too confident. Torin smacked his tongue and audibly gulped in the aftermath of his meal, then looked at his mother in both pride and confusion.

“Did I---eat?” He asked innocently. Beck wasn’t sure if he didn’t finish his sentence because he didn’t know how, or if he’d trailed off because he didn’t know what he’d eaten.

“Bat, Torin. Those are bats.” She explained once the shock had run off. She crushed the tingling feeling of guilt inspired by betraying the trust of a creature she’d charmed by letting it be violently consumed. It was all natural, even if it was a bit unfair. Beck laid down and crossed one paw over the other. “Did it taste good?”

Another wet smack of the jaws, only this time it was more decisive. The kit finally nodded in approval and Beck laughed to herself. Upon seeing that his mother wasn’t about to chastise him for his mistake, he hopped over to her and flopped down on top of her. She felt her ear held gently between his needle like teeth, and then an insistent tug. Beck flipped herself over, and with a splash, her son was plunged into the water. Excited and indignant, he clambered up the side of the rock and out of the stream, before charging to attack again.

The better part of the next two hours was spent with Torin attempting to shove his mother into the water, and Beck trying to pin her wiggly son down. The rest of the afternoon was spent exploring every crack and crevice of the caves. She proudly only had to rescue her son out of two tight spaces. By the end of it, there wasn’t an inch left unexplored or, to the misfortune of the local fauna, a bite sized beast left untasted.

They slept beneath the stars that night, in a flower field not far from the caves. Her son’s white fur shone gently in the pale glow of the moon as he snuggled against her as tightly as he could in a little ball. He detested being held under most circumstances, but slept best if one of his mothers at on the side of his bed as drifted off. Beck dutifully watched the night around them until the moon faded and the sun tinged the sky with pink.

The next day, after a long walk, they found their way to the sea, where Torin finally turned back into a young boy and helped his mother fish for breakfast. That evening he giggled with delight as they cracked open the shells of mussels and slurped raw oysters. He found two minuscule pearls, which he insisted his mother guard with her life before running off for an evening swim. Beck abided him with a little laugh.

It was much of the same for week and a half. Thankfully she’d had on her gathering apron and enchanted pouch when she’d shifted to chase after her son, and each dutifully reappeared every time she became human once more, because during their time on the road, her son found a host of items that were all essential to his future happiness and he’d refused to go on without them. But they didn’t just wander aimlessly or without purpose. During their stint in the wild she taught Torin how to start a fire manually and, in case of wet or stubborn wood, by magic, shown him three different ways to eat off of a pine tree, taught him how to successfully discern which mushrooms were safe for eating and which should be avoided, and instructed him on how to navigate by the stars so he wouldn’t be lost. The weather was mostly agreeable and she’d never seen her son so invigorated. Beck counted the trip as a success.

But they had to go back. Lexa was likely sick with worry and might just strangle her upon her arrival in camp. At the least they wouldn’t talk for days. Gods how she hated the silent treatment. It wasn’t that Torin didn’t miss his nomon or his sisters or even the comfort of a warm bed, but the thrill of adventure was usually enough to make him forget anything unpleasant. Beck had made sure to work him hard the last two days, and had cleverly turned him around in the direction of Tondc once more. By the time she’d told him they were going home, he didn’t even pout.

“‘Nother adventure later?” He asked hopefully, his mouth full of a disgusting combination of nuts and berries that Beck didn’t imagine tasted good at all. A large mouthful, one so big that he winced as he gulped it down.

She took his little hand in her own and laughed, “I’m sure we will.”

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still-finding-our-way · 3 years

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(SX 742760) 28/11/ 2020

I am slow to write about this walk. For days after, whenever I close my eyes, visions arise, vivid and intense. Spooling and searing under lids, I need time to process what feels like a profound experience. Hallowed and spiritual, time distorted, surreal and dreamlike, we are moving through a white space, still without a whisper of wind. Silence magnified. The sighting of a magnificent raven perched on a boundary wall, silhouetted against the gloom, statuesque and blacker then coal. Its eerie caw, rasping, cuts through the stillness. We watch, still and wordless, spellbound by its presence, reluctant to peel away to continue on our journey. The sighting feels totemic. This is the ravens space, not ours.

Jennie points out a tiny plant no more than finger height amongst the moor grass, dew drops suspended, crystal cut on delicate limbs—it radiates amongst earthly hues, no seasonal decoration able to match its completeness. Stripped back to the elements, away from noise and distraction, the high moor often feels otherworldly, now swathed in thick fog, visibility reduced to less than a few metres, the landscape is positively alien. Spatial perspective has dissolved and we are suspended in a colourless void. A place where there is no middle or far distance, no front, back or sideways, no horizon or sky. Only the here and now. Just us, breathing in whiteness, the sound of boots trudging. For all we know we might have slipped through a megalith portal, crossed over a time and space threshold and be walking in a different dimension and reality.

My eldest daughter Libby joined us on this walk. All three of us seeking relief and respite on the moor and in each other’s company; vital therapy for shaking out the suffocating insularity caused by the lockdown restrictions. As with Jennie’s children and my own, Libby grew up with parts of Dartmoor as her extended playground. Now, as an avid climber, she regularly searches out the moor’s rocky outcrops to boulder and climb with her partner Harry. No doubt under normal circumstances—not being pregnant and having clear visibility—she would have confidently strode out and led the way. Today however, engulfed by a swirling nothingness, unable to correlate the symbols on the map with the surrounding terrain, the compass becomes our only reliable guide.

Navigating through murky liquid water requires an act of faith. Follow the flickering red arrow, trust the magnets and the unseen. Our belief rewarded by staying on course. Landmarks marked on the map: Rippon Tor, Logan Stone, Buckland Beacon, Pil Tor and Top Tor, loom out from the grey miasma, yawning great slabs of granite, alien rock sculptures, moulded and defiant. It felt miraculous. All this despite my erroneous route planing. X may mark the spot but as we found out, almost to our peril, the links between the X’s do not necessarily follow a neatly drawn line on the map.

The walk was designed primarily around visiting Buckland Beacon, a Tor which stands 1,253ft (382m) above sea level and which Jennie had discovered hosts two slabs of stone carved with the 10 commandment’s from the Christian bible. Given our religious upbringing, exposed to the spiritual fervour of Pentecostalism, we wondered how we had not heard about the stones before.

A quick scan of the internet reveals a family who had made money through the Greenall Whitely brewery established in the 18th century in the North of England. An enterprise enabled by the seismic cultural and economic fallout from the industrial revolution. Flicking from page to page I quickly spiral into a story about commercial enterprise, the expansion of capital, wealth, political influence and private education, the tentacles of which reach Devon through the brothers William and Herbert Whitely, who moved to the county in the early 20th Century. William Whitely became lord of Buckland Manor, buying up land and a number of surrounding farms with the help of his younger brother, Herbert. As a staunch protestant and traditionalist, William commissioned local stone mason W. A. Clement to engrave the ten commandments on two slabs of granite on the south face of the Beacon in 1928. The inscription was a celebration of the Parliamentary ruling that rejected proposals to revise the Book of Common Prayer, and included the dates when the bill was passed and an eleventh commandment for good measure.

Meanwhile, the younger brother, Herbert had been busy building a menagerie on his private estate near Paignton, acquiring all manner of exotic plants and animals. In 1923 he opened his collection to the public as Torbay Zoological Gardens, a venue that later became known as Paignton Zoo. I read with interest that Herbert had a particular penchant for blue, collecting and breeding blue animals and plants. The most precious hue in nature, not really a pigment but an interplay of light on feathers, wings, skin, scales and exoskeletons. Blue is not an earthly colour, it has to be extracted from stone or made synthetically and as such has been much prized in history. The deep blue pigment 'Ultramarine' favoured by the great Italian renaissance painters, Raphael, Botticelli and Titian, was ground from the semi-precious mineral ‘Lapis lazuli’, which translates from its Middle Eastern roots as literally ‘blue stone’. Mixing and blending, accruing and containing. Blue became the colour of royalty and divinity. Peacock feather, delphinium, cerulean and the deepest indigo. A slick of blue eyeshadow drawn across Cleopatra’s brow to seduce an empire. Virgin blue, alchemy and sorcery. Blue blood and blue beard. The rich and powerful scoring words into stone and hoarding natures treasure.

Reading the inscription on the stones unearthed long forgotten memories from childhood. Stories flooded back about the wrath and vengeance of the Christian old God ‘Thou shalt have none other gods but me … I the Lord thy God am a jealous God’. Seduced and softened by modern liberalism, a new religion where, on the surface at least, we are expected to cast no judgement, the language felt controlling and finite, limited and at odds with the fecundity of the moor, which even in the deepest winter is alive. You can feel and smell the aliveness, folding and churning, a living entity. Leaf mould and dung, symbiosis, copulation and predation; the parasitic and endophytic, plant and animal and the in-between. Everywhere sprouting and spewing fungi, mulching and mashing. Names that weave story and folklore into identification of plant and fauna, marking out the deadly and the vision inducing: Witches butter, Yellow brain, Ink cap and Velvet shank. The moor speaks to an earthly spirituality, synthesising and composing, living and dying, a life renewing continuum. I take heed of myth that reflects the biological life cycle as found in the ancient trinity of the Hindu deities: Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva—forever creating, maintaining and destroying. Alive and dead, my skin catches on the shards of granite, grains of quartz and feldspar, mingling with micro-biological lifeforms, bacteria and my own spiralling blue-print contained in DNA.

The commandment stones are no match for the elements or the passing of time. Eaten away by lichen and eroded by the onslaught of weather, the words have to be regularly chiseled to stop them disappearing altogether. A hundred years passing, not even a heartbeat in geological time. Rooted in pre-history and borne out of fire and fusion, the stones represent forces far bigger than the scratchings and scrubbings of men. Standing on the stones, taking the obligatory 'we were here' selfies, it is easy to dismiss the monument as archaic, the monomania of a rich and powerful man. But we arrive at the stones with our own set of beliefs, contained by ideological structures—some of which are invisible to even ourselves—that colour how we see our place in the world. We talk comfortably about the effect of nature on the body as evidenced through scientific measurement and analysis, the language of endorphins, lowered blood pressure and raised serotonin levels—but we are not so fluid in the language of the spiritual.

Sipping hot tea, I garble about monotheism and the cultural separation of the divine from earthly realms to an abstract other place. But I am unable to grasp the right words to explain the contradiction of the stones with the surroundings. I want to say how the arrival of the three mono religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam elevated the divine to a non-earthly domain, somewhere over the rainbow, beyond the clouds and out of reach. The earlier gods and goddesses; the spirits and deities of rivers, trees, forests and stones were all but chased out, surviving only through folklore and myth. Whilst the life renewing vitality of the deep earth became associated with devilment and hell; a place to bury the carnal and hide our earthly appetites. Out too, went the animal spirits, the totems from which to learn and draw strength from: the sharp eyed raven, the stealth of the wild cat, the strong ox and cunning snake. In separating the divine from the corporeal we created a hierarchy and dominion that placed man atop of the pile so we might touch the divine and in doing so we cut off our roots. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Bones and dirt, dirty old bones. Godliness became whiteness and purity, and heaven the only place where we might be free from earthly weights; the sweat and the tears, pain and sickness, shame and folly. You can see the attraction—the body weighs heavy, it breaks and is fallible. Our appetites always biting back. Too much and we get sick, too little and we get sick. How to to lighten the load? Psychedelic drugs, serotonin, diazepam, liquid ecstacy, shamanic rituals, prayer, hallucination, meditation, visions and dreams; a story to make it all go away.

The crown slips. The spires reach high up to the skies but bring us no closer to heaven. We are no more divine or kingly, as we ever were. Heaven was always here.

The spool keeps spinning and I can’t rewind. Each moment evaporates into nothingness. Gone. White space. Dense twisted oak and hardy hawthorn giving way to larger trees as we descend into the valley. Mosses, liverworts, fern and lichen. Leaf litter turning to thick mulch. Branches snag and catch loose hair as we duck beneath trees. Bulbous fruiting fungi wet to touch, animal. Three women: mothers and daughters and friends, traipsing down a winding road in the deepest winter. Smiling and laughing, savouring the moment. An old church, cool and still invites us in. Before we enter we study the lettering on the ornate clock face on the church tower, we think it spells ‘Dear Earth’. Later I find out Mr William Whitely has been at it again, replacing the numbers in 1931 with the letters ‘My Dear Mother’. I figure it means the same as our first interpretation. We enter the church and stay awhile. My girl waits outside, sitting on an old lichen covered bench amongst the granite gravestones, her trusted dog by her side. The old bones of Mr Whitely not far away feed the earth while she grows new bones deep within her belly.

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newmanyvonne96 · 4 years

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