David Austen, Crocodile,
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1120320
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1120320
March 15, 2024 at 8:42 AM
David Austen, Crocodile,
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1120320
https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1120320
My take on #SilentPlanets: the only way to reach someone impossibly far is to trust in the #PowerOfLove.
#Mythopoetic #WilliamBlake #Enitharmon #CosmicPoetry #MysticVerse #StarsAndMemory #Dreamlike #EternalThemes #PoeticImagination #VisionaryArt #PoemsAbout
@alanparrywriter.co.uk
#Mythopoetic #WilliamBlake #Enitharmon #CosmicPoetry #MysticVerse #StarsAndMemory #Dreamlike #EternalThemes #PoeticImagination #VisionaryArt #PoemsAbout
@alanparrywriter.co.uk
September 18, 2025 at 12:18 PM
My take on #SilentPlanets: the only way to reach someone impossibly far is to trust in the #PowerOfLove.
#Mythopoetic #WilliamBlake #Enitharmon #CosmicPoetry #MysticVerse #StarsAndMemory #Dreamlike #EternalThemes #PoeticImagination #VisionaryArt #PoemsAbout
@alanparrywriter.co.uk
#Mythopoetic #WilliamBlake #Enitharmon #CosmicPoetry #MysticVerse #StarsAndMemory #Dreamlike #EternalThemes #PoeticImagination #VisionaryArt #PoemsAbout
@alanparrywriter.co.uk
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
October 19, 2025 at 6:20 PM
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
August 27, 2026 at 9:07 AM
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
From Everything Begins with the Skin Enitharmon @serenbooks.bsky.social @salmonpoetry.bsky.social
January 1, 2025 at 6:32 PM
From Everything Begins with the Skin Enitharmon @serenbooks.bsky.social @salmonpoetry.bsky.social
Great review of my Enitharmon Editions Duino Elegies, now also excerpted in my Pushkin Press Selected Rilke. Many thanks.
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May 8, 2025 at 2:37 PM
Great review of my Enitharmon Editions Duino Elegies, now also excerpted in my Pushkin Press Selected Rilke. Many thanks.
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from Europe a Prophecy — William Blake, 1794
December 21, 2025 at 4:10 PM
from Europe a Prophecy — William Blake, 1794
I read In the Orchard: Poems with Birds, by Anne Stevenson (Enitharmon Press, 2016).
Some of the poet's poems had birds in them: they're collected here. Finely enlivened with etchings by Alan Turnbull.
Some of the poet's poems had birds in them: they're collected here. Finely enlivened with etchings by Alan Turnbull.
April 10, 2026 at 5:06 PM
I read In the Orchard: Poems with Birds, by Anne Stevenson (Enitharmon Press, 2016).
Some of the poet's poems had birds in them: they're collected here. Finely enlivened with etchings by Alan Turnbull.
Some of the poet's poems had birds in them: they're collected here. Finely enlivened with etchings by Alan Turnbull.
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
March 27, 2025 at 2:58 PM
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
Rosy has a PhD on the poetry of Vladimir Mayakovsky and has released two books of his work in translation: Volodya (Enitharmon, 2015) and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (Smokestack, 2017).
September 18, 2026 at 2:03 PM
Rosy has a PhD on the poetry of Vladimir Mayakovsky and has released two books of his work in translation: Volodya (Enitharmon, 2015) and Vladimir Ilyich Lenin (Smokestack, 2017).
Another Look at Odysseus #4
This is the fourth instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
This is the fourth instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
Another Look at Odysseus #4
This is the fourth instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence in an earlier blog post here. The first 3 poems can be read here.
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September 25, 2026 at 2:31 PM
Another Look at Odysseus #4
This is the fourth instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
This is the fourth instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
Whenever I read Blake I can't shake the sense that Golgonooza is a type of pungent cheese, and that Luvah's first names are "Mister" and "Luvah" and that he was a man.
September 28, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Whenever I read Blake I can't shake the sense that Golgonooza is a type of pungent cheese, and that Luvah's first names are "Mister" and "Luvah" and that he was a man.
Another Look at Odysseus #2
This is the second instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer's The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
This is the second instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer's The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
Another Look at Odysseus #2
This is the second instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer's The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence in an earlier blog post here. The first 3 poems can be read here.
martyncrucefix.com
September 16, 2026 at 5:20 PM
Another Look at Odysseus #2
This is the second instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer's The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
This is the second instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer's The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the…
“Hecate” (or “The Night of Enitharmon’s Joy, ~1795) on display at the Getty Center for William Blake: Visionary, January 2024. Enitharmon has a complex role in his mythology. While not apparent, her role and this image represents Blake’s attack on both patriarchy and Christianity.
January 3, 2024 at 6:24 AM
“Hecate” (or “The Night of Enitharmon’s Joy, ~1795) on display at the Getty Center for William Blake: Visionary, January 2024. Enitharmon has a complex role in his mythology. While not apparent, her role and this image represents Blake’s attack on both patriarchy and Christianity.
October 12th from A Walk in Winter (Enitharmon Press, 1989).
My father and his father both died on this date, 35 years apart.
We all have our own ‘October 12ths’. Call it by any other date, it’s the same. Dates - like places - can grow from being ordinary to extraordinary in an instant.
My father and his father both died on this date, 35 years apart.
We all have our own ‘October 12ths’. Call it by any other date, it’s the same. Dates - like places - can grow from being ordinary to extraordinary in an instant.
October 11, 2025 at 11:11 PM
October 12th from A Walk in Winter (Enitharmon Press, 1989).
My father and his father both died on this date, 35 years apart.
We all have our own ‘October 12ths’. Call it by any other date, it’s the same. Dates - like places - can grow from being ordinary to extraordinary in an instant.
My father and his father both died on this date, 35 years apart.
We all have our own ‘October 12ths’. Call it by any other date, it’s the same. Dates - like places - can grow from being ordinary to extraordinary in an instant.
Yes, a very thoughtful writer. He took Strange to a dark place - and then brought him back again.
He also incorporated aspects of his never-finished PhD thesis into his stories (many of his character names came directly from William Blake's theology, like Urthona, Enitharmon, and Rintrah).
He also incorporated aspects of his never-finished PhD thesis into his stories (many of his character names came directly from William Blake's theology, like Urthona, Enitharmon, and Rintrah).
August 20, 2026 at 11:19 PM
Yes, a very thoughtful writer. He took Strange to a dark place - and then brought him back again.
He also incorporated aspects of his never-finished PhD thesis into his stories (many of his character names came directly from William Blake's theology, like Urthona, Enitharmon, and Rintrah).
He also incorporated aspects of his never-finished PhD thesis into his stories (many of his character names came directly from William Blake's theology, like Urthona, Enitharmon, and Rintrah).
Another Look at Odysseus #3
This is the third instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence…
This is the third instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence…
Another Look at Odysseus #3
This is the third instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence in an earlier blog post here. The first 3 poems can be read here.
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September 21, 2026 at 4:47 PM
Another Look at Odysseus #3
This is the third instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence…
This is the third instalment of groups of 3 poems selected from my 2010 sequence of poems which takes Homer’s The Odyssey as its starting point. The full sequence of 22 poems first appeared in Hurt (Enitharmon Press). I have written about the development of the sequence…
“With shimmering sheen full shrill they shined.”
It’s been a wool blanket and Medieval poetry kind of weekend…
It’s been a wool blanket and Medieval poetry kind of weekend…
November 24, 2024 at 8:13 PM
“With shimmering sheen full shrill they shined.”
It’s been a wool blanket and Medieval poetry kind of weekend…
It’s been a wool blanket and Medieval poetry kind of weekend…
Recently discovered
that the 1st occupant of our Liverpool home when built in 1936, was a poet, John Barron Mays who went on to be Professor of Sociology at Liverpool Uni. We had the same publisher - Enitharmon - for a time & we both loved Thomas Hardy. There are still some traces of his time here.
that the 1st occupant of our Liverpool home when built in 1936, was a poet, John Barron Mays who went on to be Professor of Sociology at Liverpool Uni. We had the same publisher - Enitharmon - for a time & we both loved Thomas Hardy. There are still some traces of his time here.
November 23, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Recently discovered
that the 1st occupant of our Liverpool home when built in 1936, was a poet, John Barron Mays who went on to be Professor of Sociology at Liverpool Uni. We had the same publisher - Enitharmon - for a time & we both loved Thomas Hardy. There are still some traces of his time here.
that the 1st occupant of our Liverpool home when built in 1936, was a poet, John Barron Mays who went on to be Professor of Sociology at Liverpool Uni. We had the same publisher - Enitharmon - for a time & we both loved Thomas Hardy. There are still some traces of his time here.
whose emanations (e.g., Enitharmon, Los’s counterpart) represent aspects of consciousness interacting within a cosmic whole. The poem explores the fragmentation and potential reunification of divine awareness.
September 2, 2025 at 1:53 PM
whose emanations (e.g., Enitharmon, Los’s counterpart) represent aspects of consciousness interacting within a cosmic whole. The poem explores the fragmentation and potential reunification of divine awareness.
#creativewriting
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A humble homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A humble homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
Aeronwen, Daughter or Enitharmon
A vision poem in nine nights—the awakening of Kundalini in the heart of the world (PART 1)
cieloceano.substack.com
June 7, 2025 at 5:37 AM
#creativewriting
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A humble homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A humble homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
August 26, 2024 at 7:31 AM
The Night of Enitharmon's Joy https://www.wikiart.org/en/william-blake/hecate-the-night-of-enitharmon-s-joy-1795
Yes, you got it.
We are in a new myth cycle, aimed straight at the limbic system.
And instead of Orc, and Los and Enitharmon, there is a new cosmology.
And new Gods.
We are in a new myth cycle, aimed straight at the limbic system.
And instead of Orc, and Los and Enitharmon, there is a new cosmology.
And new Gods.
May 5, 2025 at 2:49 PM
Yes, you got it.
We are in a new myth cycle, aimed straight at the limbic system.
And instead of Orc, and Los and Enitharmon, there is a new cosmology.
And new Gods.
We are in a new myth cycle, aimed straight at the limbic system.
And instead of Orc, and Los and Enitharmon, there is a new cosmology.
And new Gods.
That had better not be ENITHARMON THE WEAVER!
He told Strange (DS:MotMA #78) that "One far greater than I wove this -- one I met but once!"
And...AAARRGH to canonization of sentient Cloak.
It was mostly just in THE OATH, & could be explained away as a spell he cast upon it.
It steals his agency.
He told Strange (DS:MotMA #78) that "One far greater than I wove this -- one I met but once!"
And...AAARRGH to canonization of sentient Cloak.
It was mostly just in THE OATH, & could be explained away as a spell he cast upon it.
It steals his agency.
September 4, 2025 at 12:00 PM
That had better not be ENITHARMON THE WEAVER!
He told Strange (DS:MotMA #78) that "One far greater than I wove this -- one I met but once!"
And...AAARRGH to canonization of sentient Cloak.
It was mostly just in THE OATH, & could be explained away as a spell he cast upon it.
It steals his agency.
He told Strange (DS:MotMA #78) that "One far greater than I wove this -- one I met but once!"
And...AAARRGH to canonization of sentient Cloak.
It was mostly just in THE OATH, & could be explained away as a spell he cast upon it.
It steals his agency.
#creativewriting
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
PART 2
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
PART 2
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
Aeronwen, Daughter of Enitharmon
A vision poem in nine nights—the awakening of Kundalini in the heart of the world (PART 2)
cieloceano.substack.com
June 13, 2025 at 11:57 PM
#creativewriting
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
PART 2
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...
#letterstotheunseen
#poetry
#poem
#williamblake
A homage to William Blake and a personal continuation of "Vala, or The Four Zoas"—a prequel and sequel to "Ad Astra", exploring the awakening of the Spirit through mythic imagination.
PART 2
cieloceano.substack.com/p/aeronwen-d...