Elegy


Elegy (Watersong, #4)
The Abridged History of Rainfall (McSweeney's Poetry Series)
Ghost Of
Elegy
Cold Enough for Snow
The Furrows
The Elegy of an Erupting Spirit: An Immersive Collection of Poetry and Raw Emotion
Beowulf
The Yellow Room: Love Poems
My Heart Is Not Asleep - Kindle version
To the Lighthouse
Platero y yo
Hereafter (Song Cave, 57)
As Are Right Fit
Listen to the Golden Boomerang Return
Percy Bysshe Shelley
The splendors of the firmament of time May be eclipsed, but are extinguished not; Like stars to their appointed height they climb And death is a low mist which cannot blot The brightness it may veil.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, The Major Works

Stewart Stafford
The Maker or The Clay — An Arrow in the Void by Stewart Stafford A flatline sermon on cardiac arrhythmia, Pulsing tone-beings, evolving past instinct. A Tower of Babel of elevated thought Or foundational hubris of divine architecture? The sole creature knowingly stalked by time — A trap witnessed, endured, then subverted, Painfully lucid throughout the procedure, To cast off the sentient, earthly millstone. Jousting with transience via lanced invention, Only what is conceived survives as lega ...more
Stewart Stafford

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