a solitary path

A path for an individual

a quote from Eileen Caddy

Never be afraid to tread the path alone.

Know which is your path
and follow it wherever
it may lead you;

do not feel you have to follow in someone else's footsteps.

song of hope

song of hope

Rumour has it that the typist is shedded out, to coin a phase, and is about to record a favourite poem hope is thing with feathers by Emily Dickinson
as a song. Any chance that Lady Penny Lope will have time at her art class to perpetrate illustrations?

Examples of Satire Poems

Examples of Satire Poems

anon asked for satire poems (in the short poems post).

The short satire poems are already in this post; the favourite (apparently) is the Wheel Spinners and Grunters Social Club which I apparently wrote in November 2005. It's maybe time I tried a sequel :)

Bude Folk Festival 2008

2nd Bude Folk Festival - 23-26 May 2008

My latest excuse for not completing new songs, poems, etc:

http://www.folk4all.net/BudeFolkFestivalIndex.htm

Last year (its first) I didn't even find out where it was happening, so this year I'll make more of an effort!

the link above leads to information about the artists, where to stay, etc.

Georgics

A poem by a Roman poet

"Some find God in all things,
See Him in Earth, in sea's wide ways, in lofty
heaven's arch; All animals, all flocks and herds, yea men from Him also -
Each (they say), its thin rivulet draws from the Divine Stream
At birth, and thither back each will flow back."

Publius Virgil, 70-19BC.