Faerie Circles

 Ruth at Synch-ro-ni-zing has a great "working-of-consciousness" (also called a "poem", from the Greek poesis = a working).
http://ruthie822.blogspot.com/2011/07/poem-moons-question.html

She incorporates an illustration from Arthur Rackham, described as Moon-Hair Woman:

I immediately recognized this lady, and commented:

She stands not far from shorelines, indicating an amphibious nature (just as the Egyptian Sphinx, or that of Boeotia in Greece).
Her footprints are the faerie rings seen within an enclave of young trees, where the grasses are gracile and tender, not rigid in structure like bulrushes and phragmites.

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