Under the Shade of Poplars
Description
There lived in a forest of poplars a witch who bewitched all who gazed upon her with a deadly charm. Men fell for her lush lips, which were vivid against the snowy white of her face. Her deep, round eyes bore in their cast the resplendent rays of golden sunshine. Yet it was mere illusion: the delusions of a people obsessed with pursuits pertaining to the flesh. Then there wandered into her haunt a man, confused and exhausted, and he looked full into her gaze and lived to tell the tale.
Foreword
Back after a couple of years. Hope anyone who reads this derives some enjoyment out of it :)
It was inspired by several books, of which include: "The Gods of Pegana," "The King of Elfland's Daughter," "She: A History of Adventure," "Eric of Melnibone," and so on...
Historical accuracy was by no means a priority.
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