Theodore Marzials

was a poet from London. He was a member of the British Library Reading Room. He considered his poem "A Tragedy" to be his most brilliant work.
He found a black piece of glass or quartz that affected him oddly, causing him to write one of his strangest poems, "Rondel", and convincing him to leave London. (PROSE: A Gallery of Pigeons)
Category:19th century individuals
Category:Human poets
Category:Poets from the real world