Tag: poetry
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I Watch Bright Things Unfold Themselves
All I really have to report this week is that I like a single sentence that I wrote. Sometimes just the one is enough!
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Without Ceremony
I don’t think I’ve ever shared a full poem I’ve written on my blog? I would like to take steps to change that. It is the time for it.
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Make Something to Your Taste | 2423
You can, you know, just make any creative work you want, and post it on the Internet.
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Xmas Eve 2023
I’m please to report that everyone is in the rudest of health this year and I’m looking forward to food and family.
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Stars
I came across a new (to me) performance of Eriks Esenvalds’ Stars. It’s one of my favourite choral pieces.
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Horizon Line
The horizon re-sets my expectations. It represents the maximum sphere of influence I have as a participant in the co-creation of the world.
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Recent Reading | 2102
Some recent books I’ve read and enjoyed that haven’t been grimdark.
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St Thérèse of Lisieux | 2038
Her life, her parents, her sisters and family. The Kaleidoscope clarifies the holy trinity, the ‘Act of Oblation’ working, her poetry, and death.
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Fallen Wall
I had a real moment of self doubt before I hit publish this week.
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From Blake’s London to Air to Surface Missiles | 1919
The anatomy of an info binge. William Blake > Tennyson > 20th C Anglo-sphere Public Policy > Keplar > Lana de Terzi > Pearson’s Weekly
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Robert Stephen Hawker | 1904
The life an times of the Priest Mermaid: Robert Stephen Hawker
