Blackbirds

Just had to share this gorgeous poem by my dear friend Cathy. Blackbirds…Raising Bright BeaksFrom leafy minaretsFrom ridge tops and aerialsBlackbirds call to prayerBlack feathered muezzinsCall us to prayer through the daySinging us awakeTo rememberingTo gratitudeTo loveWake upWake upWake up…..by … Read More

Poetry inspired by walks

Oaks on the Dart by Sue Solid, unmovable guardians Overhang movement of water & mud Peaceful, quiet, ageless Interruptions invade new & old Dog explores echo Reverberations ripple Sky to floor Spaces between Red shale eroding Death & decay below … Read More

The Forest speaks – poetry

Here is a growing collection of poems written by participants on their creative journeys with me that I have been honoured to witness and my greatest pleasure to hear. With kind permission from the writers, some are shared with you … Read More

Large tree with yellow-orange autumn leaves and a thick trunk, surrounded by a carpet of fallen leaves on the ground in a park or wooded area.

stars and leaves

I was wandering in Bradley woods this morning and wondering at the brightness of the autumn leaves. On darker days it seems as if they emit their own light as they fall and fade on the forest floor. Yet their … Read More

A poem by John

FOREST BATHING Emma Capper is coming on my show. She led me on a guided walk you know. It was a snowy winter’s day, The deer in a field were eating hay, In the Deer park at Dartington Hall, Which … Read More