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Folklore and poetry! I'm a lover of words and a writer of poetry, fairy tales, lyrics and retellings. I also translate from Dutch to English, and like to illustrate my own work with drawings and photographs. I'm the co-editor of several social media sites, run my own facebook page, Paradise is this Way, and own a profile on HubPages.

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    “In the time when giants still roamed the land, it so happened that the giant of Uddel, who lived near Uunnilo, was woken one night by the noise of a violent thunderstorm, followed by a terrible crashing sound. Thunar1, the great God of Thunder and enemy of all giants, rode wildly across the skies. The thundering sound held on, and then slowly passed. When the giant heard it no more, he understood that Thunar had only driven by on his way elsewhere. Soon he drifted back to sleep.” ~excerpt The Big Hul and the Little Hul – a saga translated by Eva Weggelaar

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