Night Draws In
As autumn progresses, mornings are often accompanied by dew and fog. At the other end of the day, the evening light disperses earlier, as night
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Category: Reflections
Communicating Art
On a recent trip to a local coffee house, I found myself admiring a large painting which took up much of one of the walls.
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The Rules
I wrote recently about a poetry event which I attended. Outside in the fresh air, warmed by small fires, and watching the sky cycle through
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The Most Important Day
I was thinking recently about the most important day of one’s life. Do we even recognise it as such at the time? I’ve always quite
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Celebrations
I was thinking recently about things I used to celebrate. I’m not talking of excessive celebrations. Perhaps a meal out, or buying a new book.
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Memories
Memories. We all have them. Sometimes something small will trigger an entire memory, transporting us instantly to a past time which lives on in the
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Through the Eyes of a Child
Watching our son as he slept the other day, a cold realisation swept over me. If he and I live our lives into old age,
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Dreams
Tell me, what are your dreams? This is a question I’ve put to a number of friends recently. I mean dreams which you can control.
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Who Are You?
Who are you? Years ago, when introducing myself to others, I would start with my name. Depending on the circumstances of the meeting, I might
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Summer Solstice
There’s something quite magical about the summer solstice. In this busy world, solstice is a time of unity, as people from a range of backgrounds
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