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Tag Archives: sorcery
Sylvia Plath
To be a mother, and to double as a dark sorceress, a cleaver of dried bones, could not have been easy. Especially in the 1950s. They burned witches then, as well as reds and blacks and faggots, and other things … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged John Biscello, poet, Poetry, sorcery, Sylvia Plath, The 50s, witch's brew
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From the Sorcerer’s Handbook
Do not explain music Do not explain dreams the elusive penetrates everything You must know that everything rhymes —Wols There is something deeply comforting about this, deeply reassuring. Everything rhymes. A universe of correspondences, of sequential richness, metaphysical jazz. … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged alchemy, John Biscello, poesy, rhyme-scheme, sorcery, turning prose to jazz soup, universal musings, why not?
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Sorcery
The false portal, merely window dressing, appeared in retrospect, long after the floating disc of arclight had guided her past the wraith, and teeth of smoke, a daring exit into fathomless depths.
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Tagged butoh, dark, John Biscello, Light, magic, poem, Poetry, recovery, ritual, sorcery
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