"For they were Poets, but Priests of Nothing, yet they were Legends, and they

sailed into The Mystic"...? Good afternoon R&P :)

1) Who are your favourite lyricists who's works could be classed as 'mystical'?
*** I will let you define 'mystical' in your own way, but if it is very far from the usual meaning {"having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding"}, then please explain.

2) Who are your favourite Poets who have 'mystical' writings?
2b) What poems do you know that have been recorded as songs?

3) Who are your favourite 'mystical' artists?
{'artists' as in drawing & painting}


BQ1: Which two lyricists work did I assemble my Q title from?
BQ2: What poems would you like to see set to music as songs?

BQ3: Anyone know how to pronounce the Scottish Gaelic word 'Fuinnseann'?
{with some help from Killer Peaches I've guessed at 'fwin-ee-arn'...}


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Mine :~
1) Randomly ordered:
Stevie Nicks
Ian Anderson
Candice Night
Loreena McKennitt
Sandy Denny

2) William Blake
Alfred Tennyson

2b) 'Dragonfly' ~ Fleetwood Mac {W.H. Davies}
'The Lady of Shalott' ~ Loreena McKennitt {Alfred, Lord Tennyson}
'The Highwayman' ~ Loreena McKennitt {Alfred Noyes} [but she cut a verse!]

3) Johanna Pieterman
http://johannas-art.com/cms/
http://www.johannas-art.com/MyArtworkInspiredByStevieNicks.htm
Josephine Wall
http://www.josephinewall.co.uk/
Brian Froud
http://www.worldoffroud.com/www/main.cfm
Amy Brown
http://www.amybrownart.com/
Jim Fitzpatrick
http://www.jimfitzpatrick.ie/gallery/index.html
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@ You Enjoy Myself:
BQ1: You got both singers, though the Stevie Nicks line was tagged onto the end of a live version of 'Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You?'.