The Nuts of Knowledge: Lyrical Poems Old and New
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George William Russell
Æ (GEORGE WILLIAM RUSSELL) (1867–1935) was born in Lurgan, Co. Armagh. A poet, political activist, novelist, essayist and painter, he appears as a character in James Joyce’s Ulysses. His pseudonym ‘Æ’ was abbreviated from the word ‘Æon,’ and reflects his spiritualist beliefs.
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The Nuts of Knowledge - George William Russell
George William Russell
The Nuts of Knowledge: Lyrical Poems Old and New
EAN 8596547224426
DigiCat, 2022
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Table of Contents
THE NUTS OF KNOWLEDGE
IMMORTALITY
THE HERMIT
THE GREAT BREATH
THE DIVINE VISION
THE BURNING GLASS
A VISION OF BEAUTY
REST
THE EARTH BREATH
DIVINE VISITATION
THE MASTER SINGER
APHRODITE
ILLUSION
BABYLON
ALTER EGO
KRISHNA
SYMBOLISM
SUNG ON A BY-WAY
THE HUNTER
THE VISION OF LOVE
A CALL OF THE SIDHE
JANUS
THE GREY EROS
THE MEMORY OF EARTH
BY THE MARGIN OF THE GREAT DEEP
THREE COUNSELLORS
DESIRE
THE PLACE OF REST
SACRIFICE
RECONCILIATION
THE NUTS OF KNOWLEDGE
The Manager of the Dun Emer Press has to thank
Mr. John Lane for permission to reprint ten poems
from Homeward Songs By The Way, and ten from
The Earth Breath.
FOR BRIAN WHEN HE IS GROWN UP
THIS HANDFUL OF THE NUTS OF
KNOWLEDGE I HAVE GATHERED ON
THE SECRET STREAMS.
I thought, beloved, to have brought to you
A gift of quietness and ease and peace,
Cooling your brow as with the mystic dew
Dropping from twilight trees.
Homeward I go not yet; the darkness grows;
Not mine the voice to still with peace divine:
From the first fount the stream of quiet flows
Through other hearts