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      The Mysterious Stranger - St. Michael in the 21st Century
      The Night Has a Thousand Eyes
      Song of Childhood II / Lied Vom Kindsein II
      Crossing the Great Divide
      "Leave me, O Love, which reachest but to dust"
      The Upper Limits of Human Calculus
      Song of Childhood I / Lied Vom Kindsein I
      "A simple glance towards toward heaven..."
      Poetry is the orphan of silence
      Those Who Dance
      Song of Childhood V / Lied Vom Kindsein V
      The Jaundiced Eye
      Seek Ye All Refinement Over Fashion
      Meet the Sisters
      The Man Divided Against Himself
      Where Sound Travels Faster Than Light
      Surf's Up!
      Drink to me only with thine eyes...
      Oh, Mother, I am Afraid to Die
      The Unknown Woman II
      That Terrible Impermance of the Flesh
      The Once and Future Centurion
      Fetch
      Losing through you what seemed myself
      Song of Childhood VIII / Lied Vom Kindsein VIII
      The Tree of Life
      The Gate of the Soul
      Song of Childhood IX: Terremoto diabolico
      There once lived an ambitious man...
      The Night Was Not Impartial
      Even unto the dignity of a planet hath she attained in my eye...
      Dichotomy
      Queen of Hearts
      Les Fleurs II
      The Garden of Earthly Delights
      It is Written
      The Principles of Surveying
      Verisimilitude
      A Night(mare) in Paris
      Love's Manifold Calculations and Peregrinations
      Diana, Intemperate in her Orb
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      My Beloved, fill the cup that clears today of past regrets and future fears!
      "Most of what matters in our lives takes place in our absence."
      The observer and the observed
      "And, as surely as came the dawn, I saw love disfigure me."
      (In)trepidation I
      (In)trepidation II
      (In)trepidation III
      "Now you look down - the waters of childhood..."
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