a light burden: my life as an Orthodox Christian

by Logospilgrim

I sing like a plain, unexceptional black-feathered bird. With every stroke of my pen, I sing my modest song of worship, not always melodiously. I am reduced to more or less efficacious poetic words; I am not like the eagles who soar and fly with their powerful wings and supply meat to their young. I am a tiny, easily chilled bird, pecking at seeds on the ground and chirping softly. I cannot go far. But if this is what God wants, then that is all it is sufficient for me to know.

100 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

I'm a writer, a coconut atheist, a stay home vagabond, and a gonzo maverick. These days, I write mostly about joyful secular living and being a happy tomboy. I have a degree in Religious Studies and enjoy collecting curiosities. I may be somewhat of a curiosity myself. I'm learning to play the ukulele, and I can juggle. I am also known as the quiet professor.