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William Butler Yeats

With William Butler Yeats I see a striking parallel: of politics and prosody, a marriage made in hell; each new idea casting an elusive, mastering spell with only moments in between for time and space to gel and being armed … Continue reading

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A Shared Vision

What I see is there for every eye; it does not hide that well, it seems to me – for although present in a clouded sky, it is shielded quite ineffectively. Beyond the veiled illusions it exists and waits, expectant, … Continue reading

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By Candlelight

I am one lone voice that is silently and slowly whispering a song that echoes so faintly fading in the cool air in a flicker of time. Like the side of a candle at the edge of your vision, the … Continue reading

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The Ordinary

Far below the surface of the waking world, there lies a still and sleeping giant, a slow unconscious vision of making that exists beyond the mad defiant whirlwind of apparent thought and vision; before the dawn it stands, self-reliant and … Continue reading

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