A crow poem from my collection Singing at the Bone Tree by Rachael Clyne (Indigo Dreams Publications 2014).

As the Crow

Selected from my collection 'Singing at the Bone Tree' by Rachael Clyne (Indigo Dreams Publications 2014). Expresses frustration and grief in our longing for the wild self.

Wild

Selected from Singing at the Bone Tree by Rachael Clyne (Indigo Dreams Publications 2014) concerns the healing powers of our special places in nature

In Place

We mostly only get to visit wild places for a while then we have to return to our other lives in the modern world. Selected from Singing at the Bone Tree, poetry collection by Rachael Clyne (Indigo Dreams Publications 2014)

Parting

When You Were Three

You Know Wassername

Tradition

Three Piece Suite (1)

Mine Is Not A Holocaust Tale

recording of April birdsong at Ham Wall Somerset Levels.