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Category Archives: Poetry
Passant D’Arthur
Passant D’Arthur Robert E. Stutts Light piercing the morning clouds startles me with its brightness, so like the wound in my side that bleeds onto the brown grass. Bedivere has left, and I have not even Excalibur to give me … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthurian legends, Passant D'Arthur by Robert E. Stutts, poetry, The Passing of Arthur by Julia Margaret Cameron
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Sleeping Beauty
Sleeping Beauty Robert E. Stutts 1 I begin with a pricking of my finger on a spindle, a drop of dark blood dyeing my immaculate thread a ruddy crimson. More blood drips onto my lap, spattering the white frock. This … Continue reading
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Tagged fairy-tale poetry, poetry, Sleeping Beauty by Robert E. Stutts
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The Medea Complex
The Medea Complex Robert E. Stutts Ruddy scratches across my thighs where your lips grazed like sun cattle on the gray grass of twilight. You try to whisper, mouth full of petals that dry your words, and I force your … Continue reading
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Tagged Greek myths, Medea, Medea (painting) by Evelyn de Morgan, poetry, The Medea Complex by Robert E. Stutts
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