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To All Ingenious Lovers of Poetry

To you alone, whose more refined spirits out-wing these dull times, and soar above the drudgery of dirty intelligence, have I made sacred these fancies: I know the years, and what coarse entertainment they afford poetry. If any shall question that courage, that durst send me abroad so late, and revel it thus in the last dregs of an age, they have my silence : only.

Henry Vaughan

"Posts, palings, hedges, heaps of stones - they were part of my very soul."
- John Cowper Powys Autobiography

Termine, sive lapis, sive es defossus in agro
Stipes ab antiquis, sic quoque numen habes.
-Ovid Fasti II, 641-2

CREATURES

CREATURES

- A COLLECTION of POEMS

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CREATURES - a collection of Poems available HERE

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KINDLE : LINK

Article on 'Cyfieithu' in the KEYWORDS series in the Spring 2016 number of the journal PLANET

Article on The Poetryof Jean Earle from the on-line magazine New Horizon : ~>Jean Earle A Naïve Talent?

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From a note in a sketch book:

So exquisite is the glistering of the stars through loop holes in the thick woven canopy of ancient elm trees - of stars differing in glory, and one of prime lustre piercing the gloom - and all dancing with instant change as the leaves play in the wind that I cannot help thinking that Milton intended his "shady roof / Of branching elm star proof" as a double stroke - as he tells of the impervious leafy gloom - glancing at its beautiful opposite - "Loop holes cut through thickest shade" and in them socketed the gems which sparkle on the Ethiopic forehead of the night.

Samuel Palmer

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