Thomas Traherne - a Herefordshire poet

[@stevepalmer-drums]

Thank you for this wonderful gathering together of Thomas Traherne information and film. It is appreciated.

[@kieganvallely2037]

That was fantastic watch and well put together..I really enjoyed that, In return I'll like to provide some magic to raise funds to maintain St Mary's and take action within my soul as a thank-you ☦🙏

[@michelegaccione9522]

Well done ! Beautiful

[@lynnthomason6589]

Thank you for this beautiful video. I will share it with my children. His words touch my soul with profound joy in this, God’s creation.

[@magalijullien8077]

Impressive and beautiful! I have translated some of Traherne's writings into French and he has been a dear companion for years now. Well done for this delicate and powerful insight into his world.

[@webrarian]

Wonderful in every respect!

[@PoetryETrain]

Love this video... Appreciated. Subscribed.

[@philmorr]

Many thanks for your kind comments

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[@markuschampos5750]

At 3.13 on the wall to the right it says "Phillip Morris co" in red letters. Is that you?

[@philmorr]

Same name but no relation!

[@kaikito7662]

I've slept in St. Mary's churchyard. I caught the first bus in to Hereford -7:00a.m.'ish. There were more people than I expected; yet it was quiet on that bus. To warm myself up ( after ' bathing ' myself in the metallic toilet behind the church, I entered ' McDonald's ' for the very first time in my life. The warmth, the unstoppable movement of people, the colours crossing the tv screen and a simple , everyday ordinary cup of tea made me feel lonely. I'd never felt lonely before this. Maybe I was still carrying Thomas with me.