“He, who rides a tiger, is afraid to dismount”. – Thea Harrison
July 30, 1982 or centuries ago…
It is a five-hour drive from Whitby to Glastonbury Tor, if the traffic is light, and the winds of good fortune are with you. Worth the drive if you ask me. Worth the time indeed. So much to do while you are there. So much to see especially at night. Especially at night if you dream.
In this moment, she is like an unsatisfied water storm whirling in my mind, and uncontrollable pleasurable orgasm careening undefined. That sweet agony that defies our outer bodies combined. Other times she is inside me, her tongue like an allegory, a legend refined. Wrapping her long, mind around me proving that life will not be with me long. Altogether, she is immeasurable part of a mystic plan. Serving her Lord and her Master, whether a woman or a man. I sleep this night in misery looking for her cause, is she a muse caught in my memory or just a rhyme gone wrong. Maybe I am a searcher for a sorceress drawn in different signs. Maybe I see her naked body summoned out of time. A blue crescent moon on her forehead, a perfect swoop back of her hair. Just a hint of a blue shadow under her eyelid that invites me where. Taking me across many waters, taking me on her own. Stars falling from the firmament, the cold waters how they foam. Swaying circles by a seashore, hearing drums, wrapped up feeling her unclothed home. Knowing you are a witch to my bone. Witch oh which a universe to roam.
Better, you are here with a lady, better you are from the unknown. Stories of you when you were crazy, screaming “roll the bones“. Lower you down just above me, where do spirits roam. Ancient cities explode between centuries. Eyes meet eyes. I moan. Crescents on totems dancing inside the circle of her womb. The stars above me from far away Babylon weaving a loom. Battlefields on her body of a different kind. Tracks telling your history from when Buddug said sweet fairy you are mine. Over and over the sky raining sand, the night upon us in a dream strange land. She breathes it cometh, it cometh where angels ran. She breathes, ride this fifth horseman as hard as you can, and then I see the red moon falling from her raised hand. The red moon is falling from her raised hand.
It is a five-hour drive from Whitby to Glastonbury Tor, if the traffic is light, and the winds of good fortune are with you. Worth the drive if you ask me. Worth the time indeed. So much to do while you are there. So much to see especially at night. Especially at night if you dream. Especially if you dream. – 07.30.2021 – דָנִיֵּאל
Excellent Daniel!
I’m a huge fan of The Whitby Ladies… massive. This is one of your best, adore it all around.
The prose is paced perfectly, and wraps the message around me. It’s easy to go from Whitby to Glastonbury Tor, and you will never dream or see a red moon like this, again!
The music is perfect!
Thank you!
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Thank you Resa. You in a way, I wasn’t sure about the durability of The Whitby Lady’s until I wrote “Resa”. You are responsible for putting them on a forward awesome projection that I just can’t stop. So I thank you my friend, for your kind words, and part you spirit as a Whitby Lady has played in this whole project. 🙂
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Yay! Thank you, Daniel!
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Dear Daniel,
This was awesome!
❤
Ruby
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Hi Ruby, Thank you so much, as always I am stoked when you like one of my post. 🙂
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That would be every single one of them Daniel. 😉
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And I do thank you. Very humbled by that actually.
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Always my pleasure dear Daniel.
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🙂
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Really enjoyable hot read. Your imagination impeccable. 😉
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Hi Leslie, I thank you for such a wonderful compliment. So happy you liked this. 🙂
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I am knee deep in the other Whitby Lady stories, re reading them again. 🙂
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Thank you.
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❤ this!!!
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Thank you Imelda, I am happy you liked this.
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Very welcome.. 🙂
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Morgana is one of my favorites from the Arthurian Legend, and you have given her the best sort of sizzle in this wonderful writing of yours. My favorite perhaps of “The Whitby Ladies”. 🙂
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Thank you Petra. I have always had a thing for Morgana myself, thought she got the short end of it all so as to speak. I am very happy you liked this.
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Your welcome. In the initial Arthurian tales she was presented more as you have her here. Sometime around the 13th or 14th century that changed.
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Daniel, this is another incredible piece. I hope you keep expanding on the whitby ladies. The settings being dark and sexy are dreamy. 😉
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Thank you Jane. Right now the pans are to continue the ladies stories on forever. 😉
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That is good to hear. I do enjoy them. 🙂
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Love this Daniel, it has such a surreal magical feel to it, your wording is enchanting, and the music fits it perfectly.
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Hi Amy, Happy you liked this. Thank you for your kind words. Happy also you liked the music.
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It was all delish. Please do it again. 🙂
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Beautiful, which rich textured language, which leaves a lot to the imagination. 😉
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Hi Itsa, Thank you. That is always my goal writing is to let the imagination work. Thanks again.
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You are welcome. I usually read historical type prose fiction, it is good for my imagination. 🙂
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Daniel, this is outstanding, my favorite so far of the Whitby Ladies. A very sexy write. ❤ ❤ ❤
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Thank you Heather. As always happy you read and comment. i am happy this is your favorite Whitby story although it does put pressure on for the next one. 😉
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You always come through so I would not worry about it if I was you. 🙂
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This is the best rendition of Morgana Le fay I have ever read. Perfect tone. The music was wonderful to read it by, which I did over and over several times.
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Thank you Elaine, for a wonderful compliment. I am honored that you read through this piece several times. the music is cool isn’t it?
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You are welcome. I have been looking to see where I might find more of this kind of music. Any ideas?
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I don’t have a source per se but if you do a google search for like music to Maria Franz of Heilung you might pull some similars up.
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That works. 🙂
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Good to hear. 🙂
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Daniel I had to take a cold shower just to cool off after reading this. I must agree with so many of the comments, this was one of your best to date of The Whitby Ladies. “He, who rides a tiger, is afraid to dismount” (indeed) 😉
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Hi Scott, Thanks for a much needed smile today with your comment. I liked the quote myself and thought it would go well with the uh theme of the story. 🙂
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My pleasure, I am a fan. Already awaiting the next installment.
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Amazing write.
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Thank you Hank. Happy you liked this.
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U are welcome. keep writing! 🙂
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This is a beautiful dream. I love “TWL”, and you never fail to deliver with a different take on the sexy side of witchery.
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Hi Beth, Thank you, I appreciate your comment. I am happy you liked this. 🙂
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YW! 🙂
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WOW, I love this and the way it ends, “She breathes it cometh, it cometh where angels ran. She breathes, ride this fifth horseman as hard as you can, and then I see the red moon falling from her raised hand. The red moon is falling from her raised hand.” This was hot!
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Thank you Sierra, I am happy you liked this and had a favorite part to it. I appreciate you reading and commenting.
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You are welcome.
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Daniel it is a beautiful poem or song it is really both. I love the swing of time in the beginning of it and the rhythm. Enchanting!
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Hi Wang, As you know I always write to music, so your comment I take as a high compliment. Also thrilled you caught the rhythm. Hope you and the girls are doing well.
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The girls are doing great, I have done better but will survive. 😉 Thanks for asking. The rhythm always catches me on your writings for it is always there. 😉
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One of your best. I adore The Whitby’s and all their tales. Morgana is a great trip into your magical world. I was going to pick out a favorite line but there are many. 😉
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Thank you Lauren for your kind comment. I am happy you enjoyed this. 🙂
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You are very welcome. 🙂
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Daniel this is so rich in amazing adjectives, that it makes me swoon. 😉 I love the whitby ladies. 🙂
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Hi Gigi, Thank you. i think swoon is a proper word for the Whitby world. 😉
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Ha ha…I love it!
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❤
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Thank you Tella, so happy you liked this.
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Your welcome. 🙂
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Daniel you have brought to life a wonderful mythological figure in Morgana. This post was one of your best.
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Hi Lynette, Thank you for your comment. To be one of my best from you that is indeed great praise. I appreciate that. 🙂
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I enjoy reading and commenting on your work. 🙂
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Fantastic piece Daniel. As usual you have sprinkled your latest Whitby lady with witchery, beauty and a bed in the unknown. 😉
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Thank you Darrin for your kind comment. I am happy you liked this, and I like your description of sprinkled. 🙂
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Sprinkle on Daniel, sprinkle on. 🙂
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Daniel, I like this Whitby Lady. A lot. I hope she is in my dreams tonight. 😉
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Ha ha. Thank you Ryan. I hope she is in your dreams as well. 🙂
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🙂 If this happens I will credit you and your Whitby Lady stories for my good fortune. 😉
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Well alright then. 🙂
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What an interesting piece. I love your blog, and the whitby lady’s. I am just beginning to read them all.
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Hi Vanna, Thank you I am happy you found this piece interesting, and happier still you are reading other Whitby stories. The ladies are a wonderful lot. 😉 Welcome to my blog.
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Your welcome and thank you for your warm welcome. 🙂
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Brother, you made my heart flutter with this one. Mystical magical prose is your best suite. Shalom, Den
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Thank you Dennis. From you that is great praise. It is an area that I enjoy exploring the most when writing. Shalom, Daniel
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You are welcome my brother.
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Lovely, and very very sexy. 😉
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Thank you Deb. Very happy you liked this.
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My pleasure. 🙂
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Amazing writing Daniel. The music fits so well in setting the scene, and what a scene it is. 🙂
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Hi Raquel, Thank you for your comment. I am happy you liked the music and the fit with the words. As always I appreciate you reading and commenting.
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It is amazing the way music playing while I read helps change and bring some words to life. This was a great choice. It added an ancient depth to the words.
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Where do you apply to be a Whitby lady? 😉
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Thank you Quen for your comment. i think the application is other worldly but i am sure you would make a wonderful Whitby Lady.:)
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Ha, I might look to apply, it sounds like fun work.
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Osmosis is a great way to connect. 😉 Job well done Daniel.
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Hi Brian, I had to smile when I read your comment, because I think your right. Thank you.
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Your welcome. I nap a lot, and learn a lot. 😉
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Well done mate, I’d like to meet me a Whitby Lady some day. 😉
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LOL, thanks Shaun, you deserve to meet one. May be a future tale. 😉
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👍 😉
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As you know Daniel, I live not too far from Glastonbury Tor, and I have climbed that hill, and as you suggest in this amazing writing of yours there are many fine spirits there. I enjoyed this very much. Thank you.
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Hi Steve, I actually remembered that as I was writing this. What a fortunate man you are to be able to be close enough for a quick drive to this wonderful place. Thank you for reading and your comment.
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More than welcome Daniel. Come visit and dream anytime. 😉
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❤ 🙂
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Thank you Lisa, always happy to see your comment. 🙂
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Always welcome. 🙂
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Hello,
I have been hooked to this story from star to end. Absolutely loved how you interpret it in your way. I’ve not been acquainted to the Whitby Ladies, after this post I’m surely digging deep.
🌸
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Hi There, Thank you for your kind comment. So happy you liked this, and I hope you find you like the rest of “The Whitby Lady” stories as well. Thanks again for stopping by.
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What an amazing read. Great erotic imagery. I am off to read the rest of “The Whitby Lady” stories now…: 🙂
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Thank you Gabby for your kind compliment. I am happy you liked this piece. Welcome to my blog. 🙂
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Pleasure to be here. 🙂
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Really appreciate it
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Happy you liked it. Thank you.
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Thanks 🤗
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Masterful, and very intriguing. You are a wizard with words.
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Hi Seona, Thank you for commenting. Very kind of you to compliment. I am happy you liked this. welcome to my blog.
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You are welcome. 🙂
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I don’t know these stories but your prose is fabulous, great job!
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Thank you Jay. “The Whitby Ladies” are a creation of mine from about four years ago. They are available on my blog.
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Ha, no wonder then
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