The new Kwannon album is now available! Ethereal and otherworldly, Kwannon’s latest album draws from Celtic and Pagan myth, poetry and nature in a musical meditation on the intersection of the divine and … Continue reading Kwannon releases new album, ‘Talamh’
The speakers of truth are often called the deluders of men. The golden god didn’t try to fuck me, bestowing the gift only in revenge. Why would he? What … Continue reading Poem: Cassandra
See the stalwart oak in the winter gale: Even it bends, a great elbow naked to the shoulder, to the foot, to the root. Who are we to be … Continue reading Ogham poem: Uillend/The elbow
Kwannon’s next album, Talamh, is at the printers! It will hopefully be available by the start of the new year. The name is Gaeilge (Irish) for land, ground, earth — which … Continue reading ‘Talamh’ is almost done!
In November, ADF what they call the #PrayerADay project, in which participants are challenged to do exactly what the hashtag implies. Since I typically write a poem every night, I’ve … Continue reading Prayer poems
Life is a tapestry of loss. This is a theme that often comes up in my daily personal poem because it is simply a hallmark of mortal life. Everything changes … Continue reading Everything lost to you will be returned in sweet Elysium.
There is a secret we share when the wheat bows down and light bursts blinding from the ground. The thread at your wrist, the thread at your ankle neither bound … Continue reading Poem: Eleusis
