Monthly Archives: February 2013

I have seen massive cruck beams recently shaped and erected inside a large hall that have split and twisted in the dry air inside. We need to be careful about what we regard as solid. Thought-structures emerge from the current … Continue reading →

A song for Easter. There’s an Anglo-Saxon poem called Dream of the Rood, which is about the crucifixion from the point of view of the cross. This is a poem (also a song) inspired by that. At the same time … Continue reading →

when beauty arises from your being be happy with that when ugliness arises from your being be happy with that when nothing arises from your being be happy with that when the world says yes be happy with that when … Continue reading →

I was 13 when I went to communion classes in the village church. I was quite prepared to be curious, certainly ready to be inspired, to connect with whatever was important in the religious life. But the vicar turned it … Continue reading →