The Bow and Beaux I. Artemis! She of the Wild; Mistress of Animals!Goddess of the Hunt & Moon;In evening glowWith Quiver and BowQueen of purity, we call, we swoon! Eternal maiden,To Thee we stray!O Thou whose brother bringeth the day;By sliver of almond or silver disc!In bright white light we succumb to trystAnd we areContinue reading “The Invocation of Αρτεμις”
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Fallen Revelation
The array of autumn’s showWould be stranded in perfection;The mirror of trust hangs belowWithout its desired reflection. What’s next, I wonder, In the hearth of lustful wake?Amidst a struggle of pine-thrush plunderNeedles descend into the lake. And how should our love moveIn the daylight’s dawning croon?We fall with the weather, too—In the abandon of theContinue reading “Fallen Revelation”
Hymn to Harpocrates
The plains ever trembling, O passionately kissedBy blades and petals stained amethyst;Whence night doth stray unto discerning dawnWhereby diamond dew floats upon the lawn. The fate of the cerulean becometh set in stone;It changeth from brilliance to purple loam,Yet the moon of steel reveals efficacy chromeAnd peers into the ecstasy of an ocean’s foam. RisethContinue reading “Hymn to Harpocrates”
The Saccharine Sycophant 