The Red King and the Fool are popular fellows. They seem to be liked everywhere they go, thus far. I haven’t sent many out as yet, but here’s where online poems stand.http://www.the-flea.com/Issue13/TheRedKingsSword.html
“What the Fool Whispered to the Wentletrap,”
http://www.the-flea.com/Issue13/WhattheFoolWhisperedtothe.html
and “Jeux de Pages.
http://www.the-flea.com/Issue13/JeuxdePages.html
Here are the also out-and-about and the forthcoming:
“About the Red Book” in Mezzo Cammin
“The King and the Fool” in Mezzo Cammin
“The Birthday Cap” in Mezzo Cammin
“The Starry Fool” in Mezzo Cammin
“The Two Tables” in Mezzo Cammin
“The Moon of Precious Wentletrap” in Mezzo Cammin
“The Turret Stairs” in Mezzo Cammin
“Directions for a Birthday Hat” in Mezzo Cammin
http://www.mezzocammin.com/iambic.php?vol=2010&iss=2&cat=poetry&page=youmans
http://qarrtsiluni.com/2011/01/24/two-poems-from-the-plant-kingdom/#comments
You may also find “Wielding the Tree Finder” there!
“The Red King’s Blossom-Tide” forthcoming in June, Mezzo Cammin
“The Rose of Laughter, Laughter of the Rose” in June, Mezzo Cammin
“The Grail,” in June, Mezzo Cammin
“Scholastic Interlude,” forthcoming in June, Mezzo Cammin
“’My Poor Fool is Hang’d,’” forthcoming in December, Mezzo Cammin
“The Fool and the Sublime,” forthcoming in December, Mezzo Cammin
“The Desire for the Red King,” forthcoming in December, Mezzo Cammin
“All Hallowed Angels Say,” forthcoming in December, Mezzo Cammin
“The Peacock’s Tail,” forthcoming in December, Mezzo Cammin
And a reminder: pre-order discounts are still on for The Throne of Psyche. http://thepalaceat2.blogspot.com/2011/02/throne-of-psyche-pre-order-discounts.html
Photograph courtesy of Vangelis Thomaidis of Athens and sxc.hu.
From this lazy person, a shake of my own bells and staff in admiration at the beauty you have produced here.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Robbi--Just got in from a day of ferrying boys across the face of New York in way too much snow and ice. Bad out there.
ReplyDeleteThe Red King's Sword - love that! All that loud textural noise and clatter in wonderful ugliness. I like that one a lot.
ReplyDeleteWielding the Tree Finder is pastoral in a huge way. I liked that one very much too. One wonderful tone poem that.
And snow.
The snow is not dancing, the snow is being very obstinate there indeed!
Alder White must be a friend of Willow's! No doubt an artsy fellow with music at his fingertips.
ReplyDeleteI shall have to write something about grueling-yet-beautiful drive today. Dancing snow devils...
Have gotten some fan letters from writers on these. That is fun too!