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My poetry’s inspired by world-renowned esoteric artists, my own artwork and others.

“Nero, Body of a Merlin”

Beautiful creature, gracefully awaiting

Patiently discerning prey

Envisioning a swift, powerful strike

The falcon for a lady

Artwork by

Emily Bronte (1841)

“Rise of the Divine Feminine”

Sophia syzygy of Aeon

Earthling. Archon. Ophian

Transcended to chaos

Fountain of truth and light

Wellspring of LOVE

Bringing heaven to earth

In a circle of angels

Moving wind. Whipping the earth

The time is nigh

For god’s will

Artwork by

Jaison Cianelli (2012)

“Annual Girandola, Castel Sant Angelo”

Spinning rockets of fire

Erupting from the holiest of fortresses

Theatre. Science. Alchemy. Art

A most spectacular show

Viewed from the seat of a soul

Under a pinecone tree

With a third eye

Artwork by

Joseph Wright of Derby (1775)

“Dante”

Human order to an unbound world

Rational. Logical. Graded

The imagined journey of a human soul

A divine comedy

Artwork by

By Henry John Stock (1882)

“Anima Mundi”

Sapienti. Athena. Tzadik

Transcending the hellish world

Wings soiled; calling the eternal spirit

Into the physical realm

Supernal wisdom imbued with Lifeforce

Channeling celestial energy

To a fallen man

Truth is mighty and will prevail

Artwork by

By Roberto Ferri (2014)

“Sainte Jeanne d'Arc”

Voice of God, not her will

Righteous, noble, a guiding light

Burned at the stake

The power of Love

Artwork by

Paul Antoine de la Boulaye (1909)

“Satan Summoning His Legions”

Heroic defiance of the Almighty

Emerging from a banished lake of fire

Invoking his fiery cosmic forces

Awake, arise, or be forever fallen

Rebellion. Freewill. Disobedience

Fighting for justice, vindication

Of a Paradise Lost

Artwork by

Sir Thomas Lawrence (1797)

“Circe offering the Cup to Ulysses”

Divine man

Don’t worry things will get better

Time to admit the truth

You’re magic

A channel bringing heaven to earth

You’re powerful

Don’t hold back

You will prevail

Artwork by

John William Waterhouse (1891)

“Battle of Cesme (Cheshme) at night”

Under a cold watchful moonlit sky

Broken. Burned. Scattered

A fiery light show of superiority

Worthy of Aivazovsky’s brush

Artwork by

Ivan Aivazovsky (1856)

“Buds and Blossoms”

A tree rising and spreading from its roots

An eloquent symbol of life

Beautiful. Eternal. Boundless

In the brightest light of divine presence

Artwork by

Daniel Garber (1916)

“Lucifer”

Seduction. Lust. Passion. Pain

Fallen Archangel

Glowing with the luminosity of heaven

Man Demon

De Amon

Daemon

Artwork by

Franz Stuck (1890)

“Dawn. Pennine Angel. Morning Star”

Upon a standing stone

Temple to the sun

Scion of Tuatha Dé Danann

Calls upon Venus

Bringing light into the world

A loyal, faithful guardian spirit by his side

Artwork by

Peter Brook (C. 1970)

“Golgotha”

Bound by our sins

Crucified by our demons

Pain. Agony. Insanity

Pray Love

There’s hope for redemption yet

Artwork by

Edvard Munch (1900)

“Madeleine Undressing - Eve of St. Agnes”

In a holy imperial castle chamber

Ethereal in the twilight of a moonlit window

Garments let go like a mermaid at sea

A magical ritual faithfully divined

She dreams awake, and sees

A sanctified vision of her beloved to be

Artwork by

John Everett Millais (1863)

“Self Portrait”

Brushing his spirit onto canvas

Christening each creation with a name

Good. Evil. Dark. Light

From the netherworld of his mind

A window to his world

“Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art”

-Leonardo da Vinci

Artwork by

Franz von Stuck (1905)

“Aphrodite”

Goddess of love, fertility and warfare

Priestess. Deity. Magic

Sacred carnality.

Bridge between the divine

Beauty. Creation.

Destruction. Prosperity.

Victory

Artwork by

William Adolphe Bouguereau

(1825-1905)

“Mermaid”

Desire to change

Fear of the unknown

Caught between two worlds

The power of Love

Artwork by

Edvard Munch (1896)

“Mount Elbrus in the Clouds”

Major. General. Artist. Spirit

Pensive before a sea of clouds

The rock where Zeus chained Prometheus

His molten peaks of fire sleep

Artwork by

Nikolai Aleksandrovich Yaroshenko

(1894)

“Ode”

Black and white

Like the letters you write

Drawing me in with every word

Funny. Sexy. Beautiful. Magic

Cicero, my Love

Artwork by

@CiceroConsulta1 (C. 2020)