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Fate waiting in the wings

All aglow, this bright afternoon when two characters cross paths, blush, and entwine fates. Impossible to have any intimation on...

This translation by Seamus Heaney rings like a proverb on the immutability of fate. Elsewhere, he brings it up close and...

Nowadays it would be 'mint-scented'.

This sinister image, in which fate beguiles with the beauty of an afternoon, is a...

This reminds me of an anonymous Elizabethan verse which I cite from memory:

'Lift up thy heart and courage...

'Wyrd' originally referred to fate or personal destiny, and relates to the modern word ‘weird’. As a Middle English adjective it...

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