Whistling Shade 8.3-- "North Wind and South"
Ruminate 10-- "Vessel" (from the long poem "Where the River Bends to Meet Itself"), "Sleep in Stone"
Relief 3.1 (forthcoming)-- "Of All the Mysteries," "Eagle Creek" (also from "Where the River..."), "The Cathedrals are Empty"
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Vates [poets, seers] are so called from vi mentis [by force of the mind]; or from viendis [plaiting, weaving, bending] poems...poets were once called vates in Latin, and their writings vaticinia [prophecies], because they were moved in writing by some force and, as it were, by madness; Because of their madness, prophets also had the same name, and because they too often produced their things in verse. -Isidore of Seville, "De Poetis" translated by Pamela Macfie
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