Catherine Eisner

Showing posts with label Paradise Lost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paradise Lost. Show all posts
Sunday, 2 May 2021

Dover Strait Doubts ; Samuel Palmer.

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Bullion Dross Since Death these days is on everyone’s lips, we pledge ourselves to His buyers’ market; a mortal spark will trade a lo...
Sunday, 23 February 2020

Ignoble Retreat at the Edge where Earth and Firmament meet . . .

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Ubi cœlum terræ se conjungit.                             A host of angels                                        vent their dirge obsc...
Monday, 21 October 2019

Miss Emily Dickinson Communes with the Great Dictator Mr John Milton . . .

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‘Do you ever yearn,’ she was asked, on a whim, ‘to have been first born  to  that Master of the Poem?’ ‘D aughter of blind Milton?...
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Friday, 18 October 2019

O Fruit of that Forbidden Tree whose Mortal Taste Brought All Our Woe . . .

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     . . . or did they misunderstand   and neither heard the rattle  of a serpentine warning when Eve thrust the apple  into Adam’s ha...
Thursday, 31 May 2018

That space the Evil One abstracted . . . and attention gained with forked tongue . . .

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This morning I was awakened by the  ‘tsk-tsk!’ of a stonechat. In Provence or thereabouts they call the bird  Le Tarier pâtre (the Shepherd...
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Catherine Isolde Eisner
Author of Sister Morphine, Salt Publishing 2008. Published also by Ambit, MsLexia, Stand, Strange Attractor journal and by Arts Council Poetry Collection website overseen by London’s South Bank Centre. Published 2011, Listen Close to Me: Hidden Lives of Love, Madness, Murder, Loss and Deception (Salt Modern Fiction). Published 2014, A Bad Case and Other Adventures of Disturbed Minds (Salt Modern Fiction).
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