PROSODYNE

Prosodyne: Collected Poems and Plays brings together the lyrical and dramatic works of
S. C. Sayles in a single, resonant volume - a fusion of poetry, theatre, and theology that transforms language itself into revelation.
Sayles wrote his first poem at the age of eight - a brief meditation titled Foggy Day - and from that early glimpse of wonder grew a lifetime of exploring how language and light disclose truth. Across this collected volume, he unites childlike perception with mature metaphysical depth, crafting works that move between intimacy and infinity, mind and meaning, silence and speech, creation and Creator.
From the haunting simplicity of Fear and I to the radiant meditations of The Grammar of Light and Time and Times, and from the profound dramatic metaphysics of The Door, The Light from Andromeda, and The Deal We Make, Sayles brings theology and theatre into harmony. Each poem and play becomes a mirror for the soul's dialogue with the Logos - the divine Word in whom all meaning coheres.
Inventing the form he calls the Prosodyne - a seamless convergence of poem and prose, rhythm and reason - Sayles creates a new mode of expression where thought sings and beauty thinks. Each line is both reflection and prayer, grounded in a Logos-centred metaphysics that unites faith and intellect, art and ontology.
Prosodyne is not merely a collection but an event - a theatre of revelation where language itself becomes sacrament. It invites readers to step into that luminous space where word and world meet, where poetry becomes theology and drama becomes worship, and where every line whispers again the ancient promise: Let there be light.