The darkness and the light: poems

Late Afternoon: The Onslaught of Love

Circles

Memory

Mirror

Samson

An Orphic Calling

Rara Avis in Terris

A Fall

Haman

A Certain Slant

A Brief Account of Our City

Saul and David

Despair

The Hanging Gardens of Tyburn

Judith

Illumination

Look Deep

Nocturne: A Recurring Dream

Lot's Wife

Public Gardens

Sacrifice

The Witch of Endor

Indolence

The Ashen Light of Dawn (Baudelaire)

The Plastic and the Poetic Form (Goethe)

The Bequest (Vaillant)

Once More, with Feeling (Charles d'Orleans)

Le Jet d'Eau (Baudelaire)

Taking Charge (Charles d'Orleans)

A Symposium (Horace)

A Special Occasion (Horace)

A Prayer to Twin Divinities (Horace)

Miriam

Witness

Lapidary Inscription with Explanatory Note

Long-Distance Vision

Secrets

Poppy

The Ceremony of Innocence

The Road to Damascus

Elders

Sarabande on Attaining the Age of Seventy-seven

I.M.E.M.

"The Darkness and the Light Are Both Alike to Thee."