The Coming of Galahad
His Childhood When Galahad was still a child They let him run full free And roam the castle holds and halls And hear the minstrelsy. He played amongst the […]
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Author: Malcolm Guite
Malcolm Guite is a poet and priest, working as Chaplain of Girton College, Cambridge. He also teaches for the Divinity Faculty and for the Cambridge Theological Federation, and lectures widely in England and North America on Theology and Literature. He is the author of What do Christians Believe? (Granta 2006), Faith Hope and Poetry (Ashgate 2010, paperback 2012), Sounding the Seasons; Seventy Sonnets for the Christian Year (Canterbury 2012), The Singing Bowl; Collected Poems (Canterbury 2013), The Word in the Wilderness (Canterbury 2014), Waiting on the Word (Canterbury 2015), and Parable and Paradox (Canterbury Press 2016). He contributed the Chapter on Lewis as a poet to the Cambridge Companion to CS Lewis (CUP 2010)
Take Up The Tale
As I walked out one morning All in the soft fine rain It seemed as though a silver veil Was shining over hill and vale As though some lovely […]
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Planet Narnia as Creative Inspiration
Like so many other readers of Ward’s magnum opus, I have found in Planet Narnia a great work of literary criticism, an account of Lewis’s works that sends me back […]
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The Circle Dance
A sun-warmed sapling, opening each leaf, My soul unfolded in your quickening ray. “The inner brought the outer into life,” I found the light within the light of day, The Consolation […]
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The Daily Planet
All day the noise of battle rolls, The skirmishes and wars, What peace or treaty can there be Between two worlds like ours? Could I be lost in Venus, […]
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