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Ersaist Creation Myth, Lamar Johnson
Ersaist Creation Myth, Lamar Johnson
The Mythic Circle
Explanation of “Ersaist Creation Myth”: This . . . is almost unarguably the most important passage [in a ninety-page poem of which an excerpt is published here] in terms of exposit ion, for, to create an epic of one’s own in the modern day, is (in part) to eschew the cultural context that would be provided by society in a modern day Christian, or Hindu epic. As a consequence, much of my epic is a delve into worldbuilding and the various tales and legends of its people. The solid story is that, just as there are Three Gods, so too …
Panning, Anum Sattar
Panning, Anum Sattar
The Mythic Circle
The poem “Panning” was written on the 3rd of July 2018 during a summer poetry tutorial at the College of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio. The poet portrays a woman as the natural landscape who has been exploited by a man she trusted. The persona is the river with very little gold flakes and the selfish lover does not have the patience to sieve them, so he takes a less cumbersome path and explodes her escarpment base to get what he wants. But in the end, even he loses out on her, because the fish and gold shavings are strewn “far …
Vigil Chorus, Meg Moseman
Contributors, Gwenyth E. Hood
Editorial, Gwenyth E. Hood
The Tale The Mountain Told, Kevan Bowkett
The Man Who Painted Souls, Lawrence Buentello
Reptile, Ryder W. Miller
The Descent Of Ancient Night Upon Heav'n: An Addition To John Milton's Paradise Lost, Book Three, Ted Snyder
The Descent Of Ancient Night Upon Heav'n: An Addition To John Milton's Paradise Lost, Book Three, Ted Snyder
The Mythic Circle
The overall concept that I work from in this addition to Paradise Lost is a rather Satanic move. Satan plays with Eve’s understanding of the Tree of Knowledge in Book 9, changing the idea of “forbidden Tree of Knowledge” to “Tree of Forbidden Knowledge.” Similarly, when I saw that God was hidden behind “unapproached light” (3.4-5), I wondered, is this unapproached or unapproachable? Milton states unapproached, which implies that it can be approached, and thus it seems that God is hiding. Also, Milton personifies the non-Biblical Chaos and his court (2.959-967), which makes me wonder, why? Milton does not specify …
Roll Me, Softly, R. L. Boyer
Beyond Blue Mountains, R. L. Boyer
In Baba Yaga's Garden, Janet Brennan Croft
The Girl Who Fell In Love With Death, Gea Haff
The Girl Who Fell In Love With Death, Gea Haff
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Mythic Circle #40, Gwenyth E. Hood
Monsheffa, Ryder W. Miller
The Great Season Of The Majestics, Mileva Anastasiadou
The Great Season Of The Majestics, Mileva Anastasiadou
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
Through The Crack, R. L. Boyer
Goat Rock Medicine, R. L. Boyer
Intimations Of Springs, R. L. Boyer
Contributors, Gwenyth E. Hood
Editorial, Gwenyth E. Hood
The Poet, The Prince, And The Prophet, Mathew Block
The Poet, The Prince, And The Prophet, Mathew Block
The Mythic Circle
No abstract provided.
A Chance Meeting, Clinton Nix
The Song Of Thetis, Christopher J. Tuthill
Cocked Eye Of A Crow, Holly Day
Ah, Photinus Pyralis, My Love, S. Dorman
Tradition, Joe Christopher
For Marionne, Gwenyth E. Hood
The New Apartment, Holly Day
We Never Will Be Gods, Marissa Glover