
Poems and musings from a UK–based Anglican priest
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The communal larking pot went up in flames;
A raging inferno was spilling the faces.
Apparently next door had tried to fight a liar
And Jill had been baking cock rakes again.
I was at home chewing my doors...
“Glen Hansard” by Colin Davidson (born 1968)
These past few days have weighed heavy. The tragic news of Glen Hansard’s untimely death propelled me into a whirlwind of endless reels and sentimentally curated playlists and, in...
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May the many dancing elements
Directing and informing you
Waltz your restless mind
Into peace as yet unknown.
May magnetic flights of...
“Rocky Landscape With Waterfall” by Marcus Larson (1825–1864)
There is a garden full of screams
where children splash and play,
and disturbed birds are unperturbed
and go about their day.
There is a lack o...
“By Summer Seas” by Charles Sims (1873–1928)
almost at once for she was beautiful.
Serene. Held together by dungarees
and a peace that made the anxious jealous.
So young and yet so long in sapience....
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Priest, poet and songwriter featured in The Way Back 2 Ourselves and Paddler Press. New poems each week on here. My debut collection, “Propelled into Wonder,” is out now!
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