In a poem named after these things, an oracle referred to as "Old Rocky Face" speaks the word "Rejoice!" That poem ends by saying that "all things run on" an "unfashionable" one of these. In another work, the intersection of the "primary" and "antithetical" examples of these things represents the mingling of opposites in every individual. Another poem refers to a spinning wheel as a (*) "perne" in
In a poem named after these things, an oracle referred to as "Old Rocky Face" speaks the word "Rejoice!" That poem ends by saying that "all things run on" an "unfashionable" one of these. In another work, the intersection of the "primary" and "antithetical" examples of these things represents the mingling of opposites in every individual. Another poem refers to a spinning wheel as a (*) "perne" in one of these things. History is conceived of as an intersecting series of these things in the book A Vision. The opening of "The Second Coming" describes a falcon "turning and turning in the widening" one of these. For 10 points, name these spirals which are a recurring symbol in the works of W. B. Yeats.
In a poem named after these things, an oracle referred to as "Old Rocky Face" speaks the word "Rejoice!"