Potential Titles: James Joyce

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Twilight turns to darker blue with lights of amethyst - James Joyce "Chamber Music: II"

That hour when all things have repose - James Joyce "Chamber Music: III"

To unclose the pale gates of sunrise - James Joyce "Chamber Music: III"

The night wind answering in antiphon - James Joyce "Chamber Music: III"

Watching the fire dance on the floor - James Joyce "Chamber Music: V"

Where no rude wind might visit me - James Joyce "Chamber Music: VI"

In troop at his shoulder the wild bees hum - James Joyce "Chamber Music: X"

Heard his name upon the bugles of the cherubim - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XI"

What counsel has the hooded moon - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XII"

Glory and stars beneath his feet - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XII"

That am wise in disregard of the divine - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XII"

No more be tears in moon or mist - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XII"

Winds of spices whose song is ever epithalamium - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XIII"

Hurry over the dark lands and run upon the sea - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XIII"

Odorous winds are weaving a music of sighs - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XIV"

All those veils of grey and golden gossamer - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XV"

No word nor any sign can make amend - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XVII"

Is a stranger to me now who was my friend - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XVII"

And a little ashes their words come to - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XVIII"

So he who has sorrow shall have rest - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XVIII"

Among his foes in scorn and wrath - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXI"

Allures me where alarms nowise may trouble us - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXII"

Where soul with soul lies prisoned - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXII"

The wrens will diverse treasures keep - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXIII"

With many a pretty air and many a negligence - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXIV"

Love and laughter song-confessed - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXV"

In that soft choiring of delight - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXVI"

Who a mad tale bequeaths to us - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXVI"

Framed to defy the poison-dart - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXVII"

For elegant and antique phrase - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXVII"

Through the clear mirror of your eyes - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXIX"

Desolate winds assail with cries - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXIX"

When over us the wild winds blow - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXIX"

And one at twilight was standing nigh - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXX"

The leaves lie thick upon the way of memories - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXII"

By the way of memories shall we depart - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXII"

Forbearing for old friendship's sake - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXIII"

When the year takes them in the fall - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXIII"

The voice of the winter is heard at the door - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXIV"

The winds cry to the water's monotone - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXV"

The noise of many waters far below - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXV"

Cry unto the night their battlename - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXVI"

When I hear afar their whirling laughter - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXVI"

Cleave the gloom of dreams, a blinding flame - James Joyce "Chamber Music: XXXVI"

An army charging upon the land - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

Horses plunging, foam about their knees - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

Cry unto the night their battle-name - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

When I hear afar their whirling laughter - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

The gloom of dreams, a blinding flame - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

Have you no wisdom thus to despair? - James Joyce "I Hear an Army"

Pale flowers on his mantle, dark leaves on his hair - James Joyce "Strings in the Earth and Air"

And fingers straying upon an instrument - James Joyce "Strings in the Earth and Air"


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