Gaia Duo

- XIII. The blackbird sat in the cedar-limbs
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- XII. The river is moving
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- XI. He rode over Connecticut in a glass coach
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- X. At the sight of the blackbirds flying in a green light
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- IX. When the blackbird flew out of sight
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- VIII. I know noble accents
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- VII. O thin men of Haddam, why do you imagine golden birds?
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- VI. The shadow of the blackbird
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- V. The blackbird whistling, or just after
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- IV. A man and a woman are one
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- III. The blackbird whirled in the autumn winds
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- II. I was of three minds
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023
- I. Among twenty snowy mountains
- Stone, Salt & Sky: Beamish, Maconchy, Strachan, R. Clarke · 2023