Potential Titles: Isaac Rosenberg

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Capture its gleam for our story - Isaac Rosenberg "Beauty"

Streaked with immortal blasphemies - Isaac Rosenberg "The Blind God"

Betwixt His twin eternities - Isaac Rosenberg "The Blind God"

In that limbo of dreamless sleep - Isaac Rosenberg "The Blind God"

Fierce wrath of Solomon - Isaac Rosenberg "The Burning of the Temple"

Caught still as Absalom - Isaac Rosenberg "Chagrin"

From the imagined weight of spaces - Isaac Rosenberg "Chagrin"

In a sky of mute chagrin - Isaac Rosenberg "Chagrin"

The secret roots of the sun - Isaac Rosenberg "Chagrin"

Creating and devouring suns - Isaac Rosenberg "Creation"

The swift iron burning bee - Isaac Rosenberg "Dead Man's Dump"

Drained the wild honey of their youth - Isaac Rosenberg "Dead Man's Dump"

Joined to the great sunk silences - Isaac Rosenberg "Dead Man's Dump"

The fruit whose taste is ash - Isaac Rosenberg "The Destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonian Hordes"

Whose wings roofed Babylon - Isaac Rosenberg "The Destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonian Hordes"

Kiss and wake the waters - Isaac Rosenberg "Don Juan's Song"

Fire blown bright by thought - Isaac Rosenberg "Expression"

Through dense and smouldering wrong - Isaac Rosenberg "Expression"

Tread your eyes' infinities - Isaac Rosenberg "The Female God"

The sleep of Circe's swine - Isaac Rosenberg "Girl to Soldier on Leave"

Have tempted a grave too much - Isaac Rosenberg "Girl to Soldier on Leave"

And instinct dreads surprise - Isaac Rosenberg "A Girl's Thoughts"

Gnawed a fibre from strange roots - Isaac Rosenberg "God"

A single root and separate bough - Isaac Rosenberg "If You Are Fire"

Devils only die for fun - Isaac Rosenberg "The Immortals"

Dark music blown from Sleep's trumpet - Isaac Rosenberg "Louse Hunting"

Iron to shoe the hoofs of death - Isaac Rosenberg "Marches"

A sad thought buried in light - Isaac Rosenberg "Midsummer Frost"

Lazy yellow ardours - Isaac Rosenberg "Midsummer Frost"

A web threaded with fading fire - Isaac Rosenberg "Midsummer Frost"

A July ghost standing - Isaac Rosenberg "Midsummer Frost"

Feet of fire on banks of ice - Isaac Rosenberg "Midsummer Frost"

The tight roots of some dead universe - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

To prick the vein of a father - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

Shut my eyes to the edicts - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

Burst on the peaks of light - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

More secret than desert light - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

Martyrdoms of uncreated things - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

An apocalyptic camp - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

A fury fill the veins of time - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

The vague viols of evening - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

And tumult of deep trance - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

When hungry giants come as guests - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

A miracle destroy the dawn - Isaac Rosenberg "Moses"

The tombs of buried hours - Isaac Rosenberg "My Hours"

Repays their cost of tears - Isaac Rosenberg "My Hours"

Sceptred hands of starred humility - Isaac Rosenberg "On a Lady Singing"

Turned with malign kiss - Isaac Rosenberg "On Receiving the First News of the War"

Ringing with unseen larks - Isaac Rosenberg "Returning, We Hear Larks"

Our pulses have no golden tremors - Isaac Rosenberg "Sleep"

Drops of shivering quiet - Isaac Rosenberg "Sleep"

Though the cunning gods outwit us - Isaac Rosenberg "Sleep"

Your elbows in the dawn - Isaac Rosenberg "Sleep"

Wrists bright with the afternoon - Isaac Rosenberg "Sleep"

Small pools their prisons are - Isaac Rosenberg "Song"

Now her own sister in stone - Isaac Rosenberg "Spring, 1916"

Dances with my blood - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

In a dizzying cloven wink - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

Debris of Noah's sunken days - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

When the Titans yet were young - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

Through the shadow of the pomegranates - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

The ample music of my heart - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

A million torches and spears of flaming wings - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

His dust is fire and seed - Isaac Rosenberg "Unicorn"

What lost dreams shall discover - Isaac Rosenberg "Wedded"


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