Insula de Verum by Jonas Hyde Act One 10, June 1790 Strait of Juan de Fuca Through the gossamer obscurity of the evening’s shadow, dwelling firm upon the tide spawned from the strength of Neptune’s shoulders, rippled with his labored breath, nigh a moment of Life’s pulse past the crepuscule, I challenged the pluvious...
Renaissance by Jonas Hyde
Epics
Lady of my Dreams
Lady of my Dreams by Jonas Hyde Lady of my Dreams, of frail frame and soul that glistens and gleams, how I so long for thee, in a way that is not as it seems, for I need thee to live and breath. Raven’s hair, and skin so fair, how I so long for...
The Bounty
The Bounty by Jonas Hyde Oh life, my life, this is my sorrow, oh death, my death, can you offer me no pity? If only I were more guile or more witty, I would surely wake in the ‘morrow. At the start I fell to Tempter’s ploy, and in the while since have truly...
Seraph’s Song: The Epic Fable of Sister Sera
Seraph’s Song: The Epic Fable of Sister Sera by Jonas Hyde I – Fall from Grace In the beginning, a line spoken so oft ‘fore, yet the truth lie hidden, on what happened the eighth day, and since that time of yore, as chanted near pillows of people’s, is this Seraph’s Song e’ermore. How...
Pendragon -1-
Pendragon by Jonas Hyde -I- In the time before tales, when the myths of old had walked, lived and grieved, is where this story starts, for the legend of Arthur all believed, known as the King of Kings, the one to behold for all he achieved. A warrior and knight, lover and friend- the...
The Days and Nights of Sir Alistair Helling: The House of Ill Repute
The Days and Nights of Sir Alistair Helling: The House of Ill Repute By Jonas Hyde The Days and Nights of Sir Alistair Helling: The House of Ill Repute By Jonas Hyde Intriguing, it is to this certain self, how I e’er find myself in situations, particularly ones such as this chronicle ‘fore you....
Lament for Lady Beth
Lament for Lady Beth by Jonas Hyde Once there was a man who walked this cobbled street, with quill and ink in hand, who accomplished such a magnificent feat, on a scale so wide and grand, for he was a poet true, known far across this land, as a smith of words, oft who,...
