The Moon And The Sea
Henry Arthur Thorpe
In The Moon and the Sea by Henry Arthur Thorpe, the author draws inspiration from his roots in Somerset, where his love for traditional folk tales and songs shines through in the collection of poems, reimagined folk stories and mystery tales. Henry weaves together a tapestry of poems that reflect his passion for language and storytelling. They come from a deep love of traditional stories from across the United Kingdom and beyond, as well as classic science fiction, folk songs and the gothic. Henry invites readers on a journey through enchanting verses that explore themes of nature, mystery, and the timeless beauty of the moon and the sea. Each poem is a reflection of Henry's dedication to preserving the art of wordcraft and literature, sparking discussions on etymology, Shakespearean characters, and the enduring legacy of writers long gone.
This book is an invitation into a world; where the ghost of a Valkyrie is able to hold court over a theatre, a Cornish Piskie sings a story of chough birds, King Arthur and the wrath of the sea and where the saviour of a plagued village is a young man who listens to The Bees.
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