Grace Wells
speaker
164 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 2 Aug
Grace Wells’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Such a time of vulnerability that was, of uncertainty, as the old year ended and the new one had not yet come in.
At midsummer, the sun will not set behind Pallnabrone until ten minutes past ten.
I plan to be there through the late summer dusk as the sun sinks down in the west.
I will watch for the first star, will look for the rise of the crescent moon.
I'll listen as the birds settle, listen until the last bird sings her final note of evening.
And then, as the long solstice day ends, I will put out my hand and touch the ancient dolmen stones.
A gesture of gratitude.
A thank you for the shelter and nourishment and protection the earth has given me since midwinter.
my feet planted on the Burren limestone, with the light dissolving all around me, I shall do as humans have done since the dawn of time and surrender to the mysterious forces of life.
Welcome to the podcast version of Sunday Masalini, which differs from the radio version for rights reasons.
We hope you enjoy the program.
Birdwatch Because sometimes the birds fly up to the topmost branches Where I shall never go Because they can plummet down vertiginous
Because they often pause before their next move.
Because their flight is rarely straight, but often in a graceful arc.
Because sometimes sunlight glances through their wings and turns feathers translucent.
Because the movement of hopping is cheerful.
Because they joust and squabble, but not in earnest.
Because sometimes I can be like them, ordinary.
Because of colour, the goldfinch's scarlet, the blue tit's dear azure head.
Because they let me convalesce from the speed of human things.
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