Association for Scottish Literature · Feb 6

I, Morgan, whom the Romans call Pelagius, Am back in my own place, my green Cathures By the frisky firth of salmon, by the open sea Not far, place of my name, at the end of things As it must seem… —Edwin Morgan, “Pelagius” in the @lrb.co.uk, Oct 2001 #poem #poetry www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v2...

Jen Thorne · Feb 6

Love your description of the picture in the alt text 😂

Mizz Whozza Whazzit · Feb 7

I have something on heresy

Merril D. Smith · Feb 6

I like your alt text description. I'll send something if I get a chance. Thanks.

Jan Peters - Solivagant Wisdom · Feb 6

Yes, that's a great description in the alt text! 😂 How widely can the thematic net of 'heresy' be cast? I may have something (actually 2-3 pieces) that corresponds to a broader meditation on heresy.

Matthias (watering thoughts) 🦄🧚‍♂️🐉 · Feb 7

I'll be browsing my collection... there may be one or two that fit the brief.