THE DAUGHTER

I am no viper, yet I feed

On mother’s flesh which did me breed.

I sought a husband, in which labour

I found that kindness in a father.

He’s father, son, and husband mild.

I mother, wife, and yet his child.

How that may be, and yet in two,

As you will live: resolve it, you.

As you will live: resolve it, you.

ANCIENT ASHES

THE RIDDLE

TARSUS

FORTUNE

THE KNIGHTS’ DANCE

SEA-TOSSED

THE PASSPORT

LIFE’S BUT BREATH

MARINA

ENTER PIRATES

THE WASTING OF OUR TIME

GOOD, GOOD LUCK

CANDLELIGHT

THE DREAM

WISHES

A NEW JOY