I appreciate the way that you communicate themes of spiritual hunger & redemptive longing through seemingly ordinary objects & circumstances that find a quiet transformational power in your mastery of consecrated imagery.
Thank you.
These seem perfect to me. Thank you again.
Thank you for the mercy of these small sips—distilled, potent.
I really love the exile poem! The break between the 2nd and 3rd line is perfectly placed to open the image to profound spiritual contemplation.
I have only just been introduced to your work. Is the first line autobiographical? And does it also reference Ezra Pound?
A humble response :
how strangely like -
lyrebird sings
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There is a touch of the nature poem in all of this with a diction that has a mark pointing to a poetic language that is never trivial. Good read!
These are beautiful. Each one is like taking a deep breath.
so beautiful
This is lovely, my friend. I miss our interactions on X and hope you’re well. -Katy
"days given over to birdsong..." lovely with a subtext of rowdiness!
I appreciate the way that you communicate themes of spiritual hunger & redemptive longing through seemingly ordinary objects & circumstances that find a quiet transformational power in your mastery of consecrated imagery.
Thank you.
These seem perfect to me. Thank you again.
Thank you for the mercy of these small sips—distilled, potent.
I really love the exile poem! The break between the 2nd and 3rd line is perfectly placed to open the image to profound spiritual contemplation.
I have only just been introduced to your work. Is the first line autobiographical? And does it also reference Ezra Pound?
A humble response :
how strangely like -
lyrebird sings
keyboard notes
There is a touch of the nature poem in all of this with a diction that has a mark pointing to a poetic language that is never trivial. Good read!
These are beautiful. Each one is like taking a deep breath.
so beautiful
This is lovely, my friend. I miss our interactions on X and hope you’re well. -Katy
"days given over to birdsong..." lovely with a subtext of rowdiness!