Graham Shea is a freelance writer and photographer from Quincy, California, where he enjoys leading worship, exploring the outdoors, and fostering interest in theology and the arts. He holds an MPhil in theology from Cambridge University and is currently enrolled in the University of St Andrew's MLitt program at the Institute of Theology, Imagination, and the Arts.
Let me not hasten words, as wind the leaves Of fretful autumn’s dissipating dither, Which all the rains of spring, and breath he breathes, Fail utterly to wake or make un-wither. May buds that burgeon out from tender reaching, Rooted deep in thoughts that take their time Ripen most from patience’ trammels teaching Tendrils surely,…
