A Ship to Hold the World and The Marionette’s Ascent
Announcing the release of a double volume of poetry by Annabelle Moseley, destined to become a classic work of the religious imagination.
Category Archives: Poetry
The Divine Tour
“The Divine Tour: Poems by Annabelle Moseley” now available from Finishing Line Press
The Fish Has Swallowed Earth
Love in all its many forms stands at the heart of Annabelle Moseley’s The Fish Has Swallowed Earth. The fish of the title poem may have “a hollow mouth full of stones,” but the poet certainly does not…
The Clock of the Long Now
The Clock of the Long Now treats the subject of time in many forms. From myth and ancient scripture, to a clock that will keep time for the “deep future,” to time travel made possible through an historic house, and the light of poetry, this collection is a pilgrimage through measured time to sacred time. Written completely in sonnets, The Clock of the Long Now reminds of the individual clocks each of us carries within us always, the human heart.
Purchase Limited Edition Poetry & Art Booklet Published by Feral Press
Four poems by Annabelle Moseley, with four collages by John Digby. This booklet is printed as a limited run of 100 numbered copies.
A Field Guide to the Muses
Annabelle Moseley’s poems have the brilliance of objects found in holy places. They possess a certain kind of mystery and a “strange sort of zen” that keeps the reader spellbound. Let us be thankful for these poems of two worlds, the mortal and the spiritual. Simply put — they are charming.
Still Life
Who could resist reading a book of poetry that honors those mentors who have opened the doors to the unexplored, who have shown us a new way of seeing, placed our lives on the passageway to our own creative expression?
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Artifacts of Sound
In Artifacts of Sound, Annabelle Moseley invokes Polyhymnia, sacred muse of music and dance. This collection is a virtuoso performance, sonorous and engaging.
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The Moon is a Lemon: Collector’s Edition
The Moon is a Lemon is Annabelle Moseley’s first chapbook, printed in 2005 in a limited-edition press-run of 300 total.
