Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mystery. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 January 2024

Enlightenment by Sarah Perry

 

Enlightenment

by Sarah Perry

To give love without receiving it is to understand we are made in the image of God – because the love of God is immense and indiscriminate and can never be returned to the same degree. So, if you go on loving when your love is unreturned, it makes you just a little lower than the angels.

Sunday, 15 August 2021

"The Leviathan" by Rosie Andrews

The Leviathan

by Rosie Andrews


She is awake. And I must remind myself of how it began. The end of all things. It was a time of witches, it was a time of saints, a time when rabbits hunted foxes, when children came into the world without their heards, and kings lost theirs on the scaffold. The world was turned upside down, or so some said… now, less than a hundred years after men and magic began to drift apart, we walk a new earth. We have become reasonable, and cleave to our certainties as once we cleaved to our kings. Now, the buried stories are dismissed as old wives’ tales, exaggerations, falsehoods. But still they bubble through the cracks, clinging on, refusing to go down into the dark. They develop strange qualities, words stored for too long. In the dim light of my small study, never bright enough now, I lay them down in honest black ink, but they are past their bloom…

Sunday, 27 September 2020

"The Lamplighters" by Emma Stonex

The Lamplighters
by Emma Stonex
A review

We’re not sure of the truth, are we? Isn’t that the point? Some mysteries just aren’t meant to be known…”

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