Just when you thought it was safe... After a long pause a short poem (and a ridiculousy wordy introduction...) https://t.co/XBmARQcjNQ @gymforthesoul @Stoxo @Stphotina @traybakes66

My reflections on a journey begun on #PalmSunday but as yet unfinished on #HolySaturday. https://t.co/o7p6dcO3mc @traybakes66 @Stphotina @gymforthesoul @Stoxo @MartinJMagill

Tonight at our 7.30pm Tenebrae service in the Grosvenor Hall, we will hear the perspective of one of @paulargooder's "Women of Holy Week" on the events of Good Friday, but here's a piece I wrote 3 years ago offering another woman's viewpoint. @Stphotina https://t.co/AfcYsyJ8EI

Another piece I wrote some time ago for Holy Week, this time in the voice of Simon Peter. I wrote it in 2019, only a few months before my one person play "The Farther Shore", but whilst it has a similar tone, it doesn't cover the same ground. https://t.co/2o3nNunmWO

Another reblog this morning giving Judas Iscariot's side of the story. https://t.co/jXe0LyuUX3 #poetry #HolyWeek @traybakes66 @Stphotina @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill @Stoxo

My reflections on the story of Mary of Bethany at the beginning of #HolyWeek. https://t.co/l9rj2kuOsg @traybakes66 @gymforthesoul @Stphotina @paulargooder @MartinJMagill @Stoxo

A wee something for Palm Sunday. https://t.co/o3EaEzG9b1 @traybakes66 @Stphotina @Stoxo @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill @RevDrJools

A poetic reflection on some mountain top experiences in the story of Jesus https://t.co/6vECFpRFvw @Stphotina @traybakes66 @Stoxo @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill

And another one... early mornings, reading other poetry and low mood are a potent combination https://t.co/fuQYlNXxU9 @traybakes66 @Stphotina @Stoxo @MartinJMagill @gymforthesoul @RevDrJools @revhmorris

A poem that's been brewing for a week. Who are the different passengers on your small boat? https://t.co/gKqUppHPSv @traybakes66 @Stoxo @Stphotina @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill

A poetic whistle-stop tour of Genesis from my perspective https://t.co/c5BPj6HjyY @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill @traybakes66 @Stphotina @Stoxo

#LentRhythmsOfGrace Here's my version of the Lorica/St Patrick's Breastplate/The Deer's Cry - whatever you want to call it, with the added joy of a pandemic lockdown-era video of me reading it. https://t.co/gms6gGbKEF @traybakes66 @gymforthesoul @Stphotina @MartinJMagill

A slightly longer piece reflecting on a difficult period of time https://t.co/NeNY21sPQs

#lentrhythmsofgrace 2 Another new piece, for this first Sunday in Lent. https://t.co/vgFvCnqBNH @gymforthesoul @MartinJMagill @traybakes66 @Stphotina @Stoxo

Taking a brief break from my reflections on @4cornersbelfast while I wait for some videos to appear, to offer this short piece prompted by events of recent days and a passing comment by @traybakes66, my own personal translator abroad, and closer to home https://t.co/m8tarEk2lm

Another reflection on a superb night at @theduncairn looking at Belfast Street Names with @MartinJMagill , Brian Houston, @ErvineLinda and Paul Tempan as part of @4cornersbelfast 2025 https://t.co/KmyqK5draE

Another post regarding @4cornersbelfast 2025... this time the text of Dr. Lorna Gold's address as part of the BBC Radio Ulster Morning Service https://t.co/4Qc3aXycjb @MartinJMagill

"The bees and the broad beans and the tadpoles teach us that there is no such thing as ‘life alone’ – we are all inextricably linked…" Jillayna Hines @4cornersbelfast 2025

As I continue to reflect on @4cornersbelfast 2025, here's the interview I conducted with Jillayna Hines as part of the BBC Radio Ulster Morning Service in advance of the event in Knockbreda Community Garden. https://t.co/Rj17YYi3dT

A responsive version of Psalm 65 from the @4cornersbelfast Radio Ulster Morning Service, which seems quite appropriate as a storm blows itself out on the south east coast of County Down where we are staying for a few days... https://t.co/xub9w63EZS