The Poetry of Hagenspan
Each one of the books of the Hagenspan Chronicles
is preceded by a poem
that seeks to establish a mood for that book,
or expand upon one of the characters' temperaments.
There have also been poems written for the future
project
The Found Tales of Hagenspan;
they are included in this list
where they would fit chronologically in Hagenspan's narrative.
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Prelude to Book Five Presenting
a short history of the Feie and the Feielanns. |
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A Rumination of Kenyan of the Feie Kenyan's
observations regarding some of his beloved birds, and his response to what he
had seen. |
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The Passing of Réchetthaerielle Another
offering from Kenyan, this one a lamentation. |
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Prelude to Book One Regarding
Roarke and his battle with the dragon of Blythecairne. |
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Prelude to Book Two A
melancholic complaint from Hollie. |
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Keet's Lament A
brief commemoration of Keet's goodbye to his son. |
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Prelude to Book Three Sir
Willum discovers adventure, romance, and obligation. |
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Prelude to Book Four Short
and ugly, like the dragon's temper. |
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Prelude to Book Six The
widows of Hagenspan consider risking their hearts to love. |
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Prelude to Book Seven A
glimpse into King Herm's proud but tormented soul. |
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Prelude to Book Eight Upon
returning to Thraill. |
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Prelude to Book Nine This
could have been written by either Peet or Owan. |