"Every song-bird shout[s] awhile for her" and the "Green sap of Spring in the young wood" will celebrate this "Mountain Mother."
"Every song-bird shout[s] awhile for her" and the "Green sap of Spring in the young wood" will celebrate this "Mountain Mother." The poet calls her the "Sister of the mirage and echo" and claims that "All saints revile her." In a 1947 scholarly work about her, which the poet calls the "grammar of poetic myth," he finds the only theme for true poetry in the Sun's union with her, inspiring such poems as "To Juan at the Winter Solstice." The poet claims that she was the ancient deity who became the muse of poetry. FTP, name this divine being created by Robert Graves.
"Every song-bird shout[s] awhile for her" and the "Green sap of Spring in the young wood" will celebrate this "Mountain Mother."
the {White Goddess}