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Cale Rice

Nirvana DaysCale Young Rice Nirvana Days FOREWORD A few of the poems of this volume are retained from two of the author's earlier volumes which are now out of print. The rest are new.INVOCATION (From a High Cliff) Sweep unrestOut of my blood,Winds of the sea! Sweep the fogOut of my brainFor I am ...

Sea PoemsCale Young Rice Sea Poems FOREWORDThe poems of this volume, gathered here after many requests, are, with a few exceptions, from my previous lyrical publications. They are also in a real sense an intimate record. For the sea has often enough seemed to me almost as a vast external subconsc...

Song-SurfCale Young Rice Song-Surf FOREWORDThese poems, first published as "Song-Surf" in 1900, by a firm which failed before the book, left the press, were republished with additions as the "lyrics" of "Plays & Lyrics," by Hodder & Stoughton, of London, in 1905. Revision and omissions ha...

Yolanda of CyprusCale Young Rice Yolanda of Cyprus ACT I CHARACTERSYOLANDA OF CYPRUSScene: A dim Hall, of blended Gothic and Saracenic styles, in the Lusignan Castle, on the island of Cyprus near Famagouste. Around the walls, above faint frescoes portraying the deliverance of Jerusalem by the Cru...

A Night in AvignonRice Cale Young A Night in Avignon TODONALD ROBERTSONA NIGHT IN AVIGNON CHARACTERS A NIGHT IN AVIGNON Scene: A room in the chambers of Petrarca at Avignon. It opens on a loggia overlooking, on higher ground, the spired church of Santa Clara and the gray cloisters of a Carthusian...

Many GodsCale Young Rice Many Gods "ALL'S WELL" I The illimitable leaping of the sea,The mouthing of his madness to the moon,The seething of his endless sorcery,His prophecy no power can attune,Swept over me as, on the sounding prowOf a great ship that steered into the stars,I stood and felt the ...

PorziaCale Young Rice Porzia ToGILBERT MURRAYPoet, Dramatist, and Master-Interpreter of a greatliteraturePREFACE Some years ago while writing "A Night In Avignon" the thought came to me of framing two other plays that should deal respectively with the Renaissance spirit at its height and decadenc...

Charles Di Tocca: A TragedyCale Young Rice Charles Di Tocca: A Tragedy To My Wife CHARLES DI TOCCA A TragedyNardo, a boy, and Diogenes, a philosopherA Captain of the Guard. Soldiers, Guests,Attendants, etcTime: Fifteenth CenturyACT ONE Scene. —The Island Leucadia. A ruined temple of Apollo near t...