sunday 19th may

Cards (60)

  • “traveller from an antique land”

    ozymandias -
  • “pedestal“ … “king of kings”
    ozymandias -
  • “decay of that colossal wreck”

    ozymandias -
  • “boundless and bare, the lone and level sands stretch far away”

    ozymandias -
  • “I wander through each chartered street”

    london -
  • “marks of weakness, marks of woe”

    london -
  • “mind-forged manacles”
    london -
  • “soldier’s sigh Runs in blood down palace walls”

    london -
  • “act of stealth and troubled pleasure”

    prelude -
  • “towered up between me and the stars”
    prelude -
  • “grave and serious mood”

    prelude -
  • “there hung a darkness, call it solitude”
    prelude -
  • “the curtain I have drawn for you, but i”
    my last duchess -
  • “as if she ranked my gift of a nine hundred year old name with anybody’s gift”

    my last duchess -
  • “i have commands; then all smiles stopped together”

    my last duchess -
  • “notice Neptune, though, taming a seahorse” … … “for me!”

    my last duchess -
  • “theirs but to do and die”
    charge of the light brigade -
  • “boldly they rode and well”
    charge of the light brigade -
  • “jaws of Death”“mouth of Hell”
    charge of the light brigade -
  • “Honour the Light Brigade, Noble six hundred”

    charge of the light brigade -
  • “suddenly he awoke and was running”
    bayonet charge -
  • “patriotic tear” … “sweating like molten iron”
    bayonet charge -
  • “cold clockwork”
    bayonet charge -
  • “King, honour, human dignit, etcetera Drpopped like luxuries“
    bayonet charge -
  • “on another occasion“

    remains -
  • “probably armed, possibly not”

    remains -
  • “blood shadow“ … “blink” … “dream”

    remains -
  • “his bloody life in my bloody hands”

    remains -
  • “I was brave”
    poppies -
  • “the world overflowing like a treasure chest”

    poppies -
  • “released a songbird from its cage” … “a single dove”
    poppies -
  • “hoping to hear your playground voice catching on the wind”

    poppies -
  • “spools of suffering set out in ordered rows”
    war photographer -
  • “all flesh is grass”

    war photographer -
  • “a hundred agonies in black and white”
    war photographer -
  • “he earns his living and they do not care”

    war photographer -
  • “paper thinned by age or touching”

    tissue -
  • “the sun shines through their borderlines“

    tissue -
  • “might fly our lives like paper kites”
    tissue -
  • “turned to your skin”
    tissue -