Per Amica Silentia Lunae

allegory amid Anima Mundi animal spirits another’s anti-self antithetical artist awake Axel beauty become bramble Buddha ceased to believe Christ comes concurrent dreams Condition of Fire Connaught Cornelius Agrippa Daemon is drawn Dante day’s dead death deceive Deirdre delighted desire emotion evocation extreme of choice faint fancy ghost grow Hamlet happiness hate heart Henry heterogeneous hollow image imagination inflow intellectual Japanese play knew knowledge Landor lineaments living lovers luminous Madame Blavatsky Mallarmé man’s marriage materialisation memory mind mind’s eye Minoulooshe mirror moments More’s mould night objects one’s ourselves pass passion passive perhaps persuaded phantom Platonists poet remember renounce Experience rhythm and pattern saint or sage seek seemed sense and animadversion sentimentalist sequence shade shape Shelley sing sleep Soho soul Stanislas de Gaeta things thought toil unsatisfied vehicle of Anima vision wake wandering winding woman women