But why so flipping hot?
Summer by the Barrow brings hawthorn blossom, swallows, sunshine, fluid restrictions, and one recurring prayer. A humorous NeuroDivine reflection on gratitude and heatwaves.https://neurodivine.blog/2026/06/03/but-why-so-flipping-hot/
But why so flipping hot?
Summer by the Barrow brings hawthorn blossom, swallows, sunshine, fluid restrictions, and one recurring prayer. A humorous NeuroDivine reflection on gratitude and heatwaves.
A Space for Grace
A quiet Irish café, ancient ruins, and an overflowing cup. Explore how sensory peace becomes a form of sacred hospitality for the neurodivergent soul.
Incense. Whisper. Hope. A hymn inspired by Psalm 141. “O Christ receive our evening prayer” (DLM).
This hymn is inspired by Psalm 141, the Church’s ancient evening prayer: “Let my prayer rise before you like incense.” Set in the landscape of Clonmacnoise, it joins the psalmist’s cry to the Shannon’s air and the long vigil of those who prayed on these stones before us. As night gathers, it asks Christ to guard our words, steady our steps, and keep us faithful until the coming of the dawn. As always, if this hymn is useful to use in a parish, please do, but make sure I am […]
Mari Ellis Dunning speaks about the role of Welsh identity and myth in her evocative poetry.
📖 Explore her insights:
https://thebrokenspine.co.uk/2022/06/29/broken-asides-with-mari-ellis-dunning/
Helen Mort reflects on identity, place, and the intersections of human experience in her poetry.
📖 Read her interview:
https://thebrokenspine.co.uk/2021/03/31/dog-ear-feature-interview-with-helen-mort/
Persis Karim speaks on her Iranian heritage and the transformative power of poetry in this evocative interview.
📖 Discover her story:
https://thebrokenspine.co.uk/2021/03/14/dog-ear-feature-interview-with-persis-karim/
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