Escaping Shadow
Darkness
This side of Intimacy
The Mountain
The Oak Tree
Awakening
Atropos and tne Three Caskets
Atropos; the morning after
Blind Faith and other Graces
The Green Dome beyond the Water
The Sixth Face of Time
Riding Time
The first day of creation
After Paul Nash

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