Nativity Uncut is a story woven out of myth, imagination, and truth. It is about belief, language, civilisation, wealth, addiction, violence, and our urban and natural environment.
The stories are provocative, sometimes irreverent, always rooted in common, shared, experience. They collaborate, in celebration, with musicians, artists, woodlanders, and campaigners for inclusive, sustainable, safe spaces.
Gentles, friends, you need some background on Jude.
He’s a good guy but he’s had his moments . . .
Thank you, Lord, making people be,
Thank you, Lord, for Adam and Yve.”
Together we’ll be talking in your head,
in yelling, chat-chat whispers, making noise
like schizophrenic mentalists off meds.
Away to the West, sunset orange clouds
are reddening with gold and silver dues . . .
“Come! Walk with us on common leas and denes;
entrust yourselves to spirits and these trees;
enfold yourselves in yellows, whites and greens,
and breathe in breaths of kindness, hope and peace.”