Birdsong
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Hearing Heaven in the Hedgerow

“We often search for the magnificent to prove God is near, but the Kingdom rarely announces itself with a trumpet blast.” Discover how the quiet flutter of a goldcrest and the warm song of a robin reveal the Bread and Cup hidden right in our hedgerows. Read the reflection and new original hymn, O Christ,… Continue reading
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Lauds in an Irish Park

A new poem inspired by birds in a park on my way to dialysis. Continue reading
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Waiting for the Train

A poem written while waiting for a train listening to the birdsong around us. Continue reading
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Morning. Coffee. Birdsong.

There’s something beautifully Irish about the way morning begins. Before traffic. Before emails. Before the news. Just the thin grey light over hedges and fields—and the blackbird breaking the silence. When I wrote this dawn chorus poem, I was thinking about that ancient rhythm: robin on the post, wrens in the ivy, curlew calling over… Continue reading







