Colin Chan Redemer introduces another poem by the forgotten 17th century mytsic and cleric, Thomas Traherne.
Poetry
Christian Poetry in American Since 1940: A Review
John Wilson reviews a new anthology of Christian poetry over the last 80 years.
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A Tale Of Two Gardens
An original poem by Malcolm Guite.
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Besom
An original poem by Dan Rattelle.
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A Man Near Magnificence
An original poem by Colin Chan Redemer.
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“Innocence” by Thomas Traherne
Colin Chan Redemer introduces another poem by the 17th century Anglican mystic and clergyman Thomas Traherne.
“Eden” by Thomas Traherne
Brief thoughts on poem by the 17th century mystic, cleric, and philosopher.
“And pain will be the thing that saves us”
An original poem by Tom C. Hunley
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Last Ride of the Rose Nose
An original poem by Oliver Brauning.
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The Heart Would Make Itself Known
An original poem by James Matthew Wilson
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