
The Divine Vision, and Other Poems
The collection opens with a cascade of moon‑lit visions, where twilight drapes ancient hills and faerie lights stir in hidden caves. The poet weaves mythic heroes, celestial birds, and dreaming children into a tapestry that feels both timeless and intimately personal. Each piece pulses with a quiet reverence for the natural world, inviting listeners to linger in the soft glow of dusk‑lit Ireland.
Throughout, the verses move from the ethereal “Gates of Dreamland” to meditations on freedom, love, and the lingering echo of forgotten gods. The language is lyrical yet accessible, offering a gentle rhythm that sways like wind through the heather. Listeners will find a harmonious blend of mysticism and earthly wonder, a place where the heart can rest while the imagination takes flight.
Language
en
Duration
~52 minutes (50K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Al Haines
Release date
Aug 31, 2011
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1867–1935
A major voice of the Irish Literary Revival, he wrote under the name Æ and brought poetry, mysticism, art, and public life together in a way that still feels distinctive. His work moves between the visionary and the everyday, with a calm, searching spirit at its center.
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