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Eurydice by Theodora Goss If you were in hell, for the sin of eating pomegranates or something equally nonsensical, I would go down myself into Hades’ stagnant realm, passing Cerberus, tossing him a biscuit, and have a talk with Persephone. … Continue reading →

The Resolution by Theodora Goss Let him go, let him go, cried the white dove, let him go, let him go, cried the brown. Let him fly to the wide blue sky and circle over the town. Let him wing … Continue reading →

The Waltz by Theodora Goss I am dancing with your shadow in perfect three-four time, while violins are playing a cacophonous, sublime waltz that sounds like caterwauling, and the constellations chime. He has eyes like flecks of silver in a … Continue reading →

What the Queen Said by Theodora Goss One night when the waves were whispering on the rocks of the shore, and the moon was spreading her wings of cloud, I stood at my window and touched an alba rose, then … Continue reading →

Invisible Letters by Theodora Goss Sometimes I write you letters in my head. I fill my pen with imaginary ink, go to my desk and pull out a sheet of paper as thin and translucent as dreams. I sit at … Continue reading →

A Storm by Theodora Goss The willow is dancing, is dancing in earnest, above the ripped surface the round lake displays, unlike the wide privets that stand in fast harness, responding to motions the wild wind conveys, while the stones … Continue reading →

The Willow’s Story by Theodora Goss The willow was once a bride, and dressed herself in white, and veiled herself with laces, and blossoms filled her hair, but her love he rode for London in the middle of the night, … Continue reading →