Moe Magadar

Sue Cartwright • 7 November 2021

A poem about a journey of brave souls in search of the truth

Moe Magadar - A Poem by Sue Cartwright, Spiral Leaf



Misty Moe Magadar, keeper of night;


Cold crystal ice towers, city of white;


Clouds whip and whisper, winds scream and pine;


Cold dread, as slow the sun rises behind.



Moe Mountain, steep ridges, sheer pointed peak;


Travellers ancient, a pathway to seek;


With patterns etched fine in the old twisted rock;


Clutching a key, search sacred a lock.



For treasures lie deep within Moe Magadar;


Lost secrets sought bravely from lands of afar;


The truths of fair sages from kingdoms long gone;


Hidden wisdom trapped, leads the sole keeper on.




Sue Cartwright

Spiral Leaf



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