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Idle and Blessed Poetry

Matthew White
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Poems and musings from a UK–based Anglican priest

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Fear

Fear

Fear is a mutilator;
It slices at the tongue,
Its blade is poised to maim and shame
Your wings before they’ve wung.

The murder of your artistry
Is what foe fear seeks,
It tires not when silencing
Each scar’s attempt...

7 days ago
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Running

Running

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My son ran the other way,
down past the scorched earth,
down past the old man walking round in circles,
down past the scavenger...
14 days ago
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Fruit Bowl

Fruit Bowl

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God spoke to me from my fruit bowl.
To be clear, I didn’t see him there
perched between bananas,
nestled with the apples,...
17 days ago
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Serenity

“A King Charles Spaniel” by Édouard Manet (1832–1883)



Serenity

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The old dog sighed. He had heard it all before:
The incessant bay...
a month ago
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The Bench Atop The Headland

Photo by Matthew White, taken on the headland overlooking Treyarnon Bay in Cornwall (22/08/2026)



The Bench Atop The Headland

How many weary soles
Have sought reprieve
On your sea–kissed rust?

How many versioned oce...

a month ago
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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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