Idylls of the Wizard

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Poetry

  • The Bee
  • Lilith Awakening
  • Lilith, Revisited
  • Pennies in the Fountain
  • Between January and April
  • not
  • cassandra
  • Fox Manor
  • Romance
  • Five Cities
  • The Lost Dreams Bar
  • Fox's Lament
  • Scars
  • The Address Book
  • Rarest Vintage
  • Those Who Love Books
  • Legacies
  • The Match
  • Maud Yeats
  • Good-night Garamond
  • A Leavetaking
  • Echo
  • The Wedding
  • waking
  • Summer
  • sacrifice
  • Rundle Street
  • Acquainted With the Net
  • Katharine at 36
  • CONTEXT
  • This Is the Castle
  • The Fay With the Cane
  • The Second War
  • Bloodsuckers
  • The Bookman
  • hunger part 1
  • hunger part 2
  • Ruins
  • Today
  • Hung the Moon
  • i killed a man today
  • drum jam
  • Hold Me
  • snow day
  • First Sight
  • Unrequited
  • the artist
  • Love Was
  • For M---
  • The Night Gattoria Burned
  • Ten Romantic Haiku
  • Jenna Have I Loved
  • i have known love
  • Vigil
  • All Dogs
  • Gemini
  • When I Was Dead
  • Still Life
  • Muse
  • goddess
  • Next
  • Permanent Ink
  • In My Name
  • You Are the Reason

  • I don't believe in writing a poem, and then writing about the poem. Poetry should be an experience, and despite my literary asperations, I don't think poetry should be analyzed or explained, other than perhaps a note on a reference or two for the unenlightened. Anything more, to me, is like trying to dissect a butterfly to find out what makes it pretty. You can analyze pigmentation and biological patterns until you've got a Ph.D. for it, but the butterfly isn't going to be fluttering around any more.

    That said, I've decided to organize the poetry archived here as a tool for myself. There are general categories of form and subject; think of them as species if you will. I'll be gentle with the pins.

    Sonnets

    The Address Book
    Bloodsuckers
    CONTEXT
    Echo
    For M---
    Fox Manor
    The Match
    Maud Yeats
    Muse
    Next
    Rarest Vintage
    Romance
    Ruins
    sacrifice
    Unrequited
    Vigil
    When I Was Dead

    Sorrow

    The Address Book
    The Bookman
    Between January and April
    cassandra
    Echo
    Good-night Garamond
    not
    Romance
    Scars
    The Second War
    Those Who Love Books
    waking


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