Canadian novelist Robertson Davies wrote a book called "The Cunning Man". I used to think he meant the traditional metaphorical meaning of "cunning", but, given the strong element of mythological tradition in his works, I'm thinking he probably meant one of these folks.
Shrewsbury Abbey
Has a very cunning man
Hight Brother Cadfael.
Had to google this one, sounds pretty interesting.
Mixing, stirring round
Plant becomes a savior
Drink while still potent
Ah yes, I love the middle line!🖤
Of course, it depends on the plant. Bwahaha!
Canadian novelist Robertson Davies wrote a book called "The Cunning Man". I used to think he meant the traditional metaphorical meaning of "cunning", but, given the strong element of mythological tradition in his works, I'm thinking he probably meant one of these folks.
Ah maybe, I’ll have to look for that book!
She’s lost in the knob
Where only the pendulum
Can find her body
🔥 🔥🖤
The "cunning man" prompt made me do this one...
"I have a plan, sir."
"A cunning plan, good Baldrick?"
"A very cunning plan."
If you know, you know....😂
😂Now I want to rewatch! It’s been so long!
Yeah, it's been awhile for me as well!😂
Herbs upside down
Secrets of time
Cunningly coax life.
The last line is so good! It’s a very apt description!
If you've never read Cadfael you should; there was also a BBC series starring Derek Jacobi.
Milk and aloe bends
A Mirror reframed mind mends
Ten to spell again
Beautiful and hypnotic🖤
Herbs, potions, and wit
Disease can be curable
If not, we'll get stoned.
Palliative care until you drop.