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  • Temple of Despair part 2: A poem

    The second part, which is as far as I got, of my poem, ‘the Temple of Despair.’ I am pursuing other poetry projects now and, honestly, I’m not too sure where this one was going. Awaking from a Merciful Slumber I awake from the drowsy depths of sleep, and what lady of wonder stands by Read more

  • The Weary Traveller: A poem

    Here is a poem where I concentrated a lot more on the meter, which is how I tend to write my poems nowadays, it’s more an exercise in experimenting with meter, there is a break on the penultimate line. The Weary Traveller He drags his thirsty weight along the road, the sun as cruel as Read more

  • A Thought on Beauty

    By natural accord humans want to worship what is beautiful; there’s something profound about beauty. God is beautiful; when humans don’t see God they are only capable of seeing beauty on a surface level. Let us say you can see God without knowing God (that is to recognise the divine in nature); then that is Read more

  • The Dead Monster: A Short Story

    I’m sharing a short story I wrote some years ago, I’m afraid, however, it isn’t particularly good, I’m sure it could be a lot better in fact– I think the story has some good potential, but lacks, perhaps I would say, ‘juice.’ I’d say be interested in any comments on what someone else would’ve done Read more

  • Writing Down the Bones: Book Review

    I am posting a book review that is on my old website (Pagetime (wordpress.com)), as I am no longer running that site all my future book reviews will be on this website if you are hoping for more, to anyone who found my old site. I was surprised at the number of views I was Read more

  • The fate of the unrepentant?

    Which true Christian would not desire the salvation of all souls? The Bible says God desires the salvation of all people, but we do not know if that be realised, even God may not have that satisfaction. I do not know if everyone will be saved or if some are allotted damnation, how can anyone Read more