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- Mr. Wednesday has the Urge to Confess at storywrite
Mr. Wednesday was having a drink with a business colleague. Through the large bar room windows he could see the curling tendrils of snow weave up and wisp away in the nig - Mr. Wednesday Keeps a Promise at storywrite
She wrung from him a promise, the only one he’d ever made.
Exacted under a strict and solemn oath to Never Bind Her Feet Again. - Windy Plains and a Small Town: An Allegory at storywrite
Every once in a great while a man came to the town. He was dressed very simply and carried only a small bundle with his belongings. It was always early morning when
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on Politics by William Butler Yeats, on March 22, 2005This one has always made me smile. Yeats shows once again his talent in a strange way: a nostalgic backward glance at youth, perhaps?
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on No Second Troy by William Butler Yeats, on March 22, 2005They were both too much romantic idealists to ever have that relationship work out. Except for in a Spiritual Marriage, of course. And let's not forget the Heretic Order of the Golden Dawn! A bitter poem, but full of beauty. Yeats mixes sorrow and beauty wonderfully throughout his work. *sigh*
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on He Wishes His Beloved Were Dead by William Butler Yeats, on March 22, 2005I adore this poem! One of the first of his that really caught my eye when I started reading his work. I have felt this way quite a few times, especially when I was young. 'I'd give anything for you to forgive me!'
And yet more lovely bird imagery! -
on The Second Coming by William Butler Yeats, on March 22, 2005This is a truly gorgeous poem and another excellant example of Yeats using his bird imagery to great effect.
