Bridging troubled waters..
not to let the devil assist you

Lady Vivian

.....and there is one....popular, medieval,
broken bridge in Europe...my favourite...Sur le Pont
d' Avignon (Pont Saint Benezet), straddled...half way
over the Rhone...where...everyone is dancing in a circle
....on the bridge of Avignon.
Dancing on the bridge...and your awesome poem, George,
gives the same wonderful sense of awe...enjoying the moment.
Thank you for sharing. With warm regards Isabella.

~George~
Interesting these bridges over troubled waters.
Quite interesting the masonry and stone work
of the bridge in this UK art work.
Lady Mary Ann

:)) Great thoughts, George! Lovely to read you again - the devil gets blamed for much of which we, as yet, are ignorant; and, with so much outside of our understanding these days, resting in the laps of politicians, global magnates / corporations and techno-geeks, guess it's not wonder we feel we inhabit end times. Twas ever thus. xx

POWERFUL POEM!!! Liana Margiva

You're in deep murky waters, George. Beware of bridges and trolls and shadowy monsters and things that go "splash" in the night.

Their origin was Roman and the devil made them do it. ;-)

Ron

What a most interesting part of history
and the mind thought back then...
Thank you for sharing this with us :)

Love and Light
Lily

So many people even today refer to what they can't understand to "witchery"or "the work of the devil". Interesting write!

Love ya!

Jane

Like the pyramids and Stonehenge...

Always,

Deborah

many things were considered thus by those not understanding and some still do even until today
budd