An eclectic mix of book collecting and dealing, gay life, gay sex, science fiction and victorian photographs
Saturday, March 03, 2007
Stations of the Cross
The brief poems I posted below while musing on the Mari Lwyd series of drawings by Clive Hicks-Jenkins were excerpts from The Stations of the Cross, a long poem I wrote some time ago for liturgical use in an Anglican setting. As it is now Lent, and as I recently came across some images of the Stations which I very much admired I thought I would post the whole poem. Hence a new blog which will not be added to, and will continue at least as long as Lent, which has the whole poem.
I am a bookcollector, bookdealer, publisher and writer living in Portsmouth on the South Coast of the UK.
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The brief poems I posted below while musing on the Mari Lwyd series of drawings by Clive Hicks-Jenkins were excerpts from The Stations of the Cross, a long poem I wrote some time ago for liturgical use in an Anglican setting. As it is now Lent, and as I recently came across some images of the Stations which I very much admired I thought I would post the whole poem. Hence a new blog which will not be added to, and will continue at least as long as Lent, which has the whole poem.
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