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'The time of the singing of men is come, Singing of birds, Singing of men. For the severed branch the time of pruning Is a time of singing...' In his second volume of poetry, Graham McLanachan muses on life, death and eternity. In 'Waitress', the briefest of encounters encapsulates a message about existence. In 'The Twentieth Watch', the music of Messiaen inspires contemplation and in 'The Broom', nature stands up to Death. With gentle lyricism throughout, The Time of Singing is a thought-provoking collection, ideal for moments of contemplation.

Why a little dormer window With a blue vase on the sill Should fill me with such hope I have no idea. Thoughtful and often surprising, this collection of poems searches for meaning in the most unlikely of places, hitting upon the simple pleasures that fill our lives with endless beauty. Graham McLanachan was born in Newcastle- upon-Tyne. He was educated at the Royal Grammar School in that city and at St. John's College, Oxford. He has taught at various schools in London and currently lives in Northumberland.