Avalon
Avalon The sacred Isle Separate from the mortal realm Can be glimpsed by the entrancing spell Of music, books, and visual art that tells The alchemy of The Great Bard’s […]
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Tag: Poetry
Take Up The Tale
As I walked out one morning All in the soft fine rain It seemed as though a silver veil Was shining over hill and vale As though some lovely […]
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The Sword in the Stone – A Triolet
The Triolet is a lesser-known French medieval poetic form that is a close cousin to the more popular and prolific rondeau. The name Triolet comes from the three repetitions of […]
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The Myth of Arthur
O learned man who never learned to learn, Save to deduce, by timid steps and small, From towering smoke that fire can never burn And from tall tales that men […]
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The True History of the Holy Graal
THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE HOLY GRAAL Donald T. Williams, PhD King’s Poet King’s Man As it was handed down faithfully from father to son in the household […]
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What Mean These Stones? Archaeology, Poetry & Mystery
The mystic does not bring doubts or riddles: the doubts and riddles exist already. We all feel the riddle of the earth without anyone to point it out. The mystery […]
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Gizem Dagl
‘Gizem Dağl’, or ‘Mountain of Mystery’ in Turkish, is a poem written in the Masnavi form. Writer’s Digest explains that the Masnavi (or Mathnawi) is an ancient form with Persian, […]
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Authorship: A Poetic Meditation
I thought it might be interesting to take on the endless arguments about who wrote the plays of Shakespeare and compare them with the arguably more serious debate over authorship […]
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