Legends and Lyrics. Part 2

A collection of lyrical poems invites listeners into a tapestry of myth and memory. Through vivid, musical language the narrator drifts from a quiet hearth, where a painted portrait awakens an old Provençal legend, to sun‑drenched cliffs and a secluded convent perched among hawthorn blooms. Each piece feels like a whispered story, balancing the timeless weight of chivalry with the intimacy of personal longing.

The opening legend centers on Sister Angela, an orphan raised by the nuns, whose gentle hands tend herbs, lace, and garlands that crown the altar each day. The poems celebrate the convent as a sanctuary of healing, song, and quiet bravery, while hinting at the larger currents of love, envy and destiny that ripple through the surrounding world. Listeners are drawn into a world where every feathered phrase and rustling leaf suggests a deeper moral and spiritual quest.