The Sun is a pilgrim on a year-long journey that begins where it ends and ends where it begins. It’s […]
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The Sun is a pilgrim on a year-long journey that begins where it ends and ends where it begins. It’s […]
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The writer Jeanette Winterson has made some people rather cross today (apparently). She’s created a media storm in a teacup for […]
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Many years ago, in a time before mobile phones, when skateboards were cool, trousers were high-waisted and hair sharp, a shadow […]
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Henri Lebasque, La LectureWith Mercury, the planet of mind, in retrograde motion from June 7, and in the sign of memories and nostalgia until June 17, it’s hardly surprising if you feel the need to wallow in sweet reminiscence. All of us will feel more…
… and on the subject of great American poets, it’s Walt Whitman’s birthday today. What a great expression of the joyful Gemini soul. This is from the beginning of Leaves of Grass. Come, said my soul, Such verses for my Body let us write, (for…
Poet, dancer, dreamer, darer, storyteller, Maya Angelou, died yesterday. Her life was a hero’s journey from mocked child to lauded grand dame. Her own life story became a mirror for America to reflect on. And then there are her pithy observations on ev…
Right-wing nationalists have won the elections for the European parliament here in the UK. This is the first time a fourth party has won a nation-wide election for more than 100 years. For anyone living in England, this victory has been quite…
The rebirth of OsirisWe are in the midst of moving The Oxford Astrologer over to WordPress. This should make the archive more accessible and commenting easier. It’s been in the offing for a few months, but it’s almost crunch time now. I’m hoping the mo…
May MagnificatParadise garden, c 1410. Master from the Upper RhineMay is Mary’s month, and I Muse at that and wonder why: Her feasts follow reason, Dated due to season—Candlemas, Lady Day; But the Lady Month, May, Why fasten that upon her, With…