Eric Kincaid — The Witches' Call
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4 comments:
Great poems and illustrations, in this, and your earlier posts. Thank you!
Annie, don't you just love stand-alone pages of evocative illustration and text? A lot of great golden age stuff was like that, appealing to the aesthete of society.
I almost used the word, evocative, to describe the illustration: Great poems and evocative illustration, were my first thoughts. So, I'm glad you used it!
Yes, the word evocative has been used so much in a sexual context, that it sometimes seems inappropriate. But in a classical, magical, context it is is evoking a response that transcends the mundane.
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