Holy Relics: Poems

We cling to objects that connect us to those we have loved and events we have cherished. In these poems of remembrance and gratitude, Robert Hamblin reminds us of the importance of artifacts that have survived the erosion of time and are more valuable than precious stones. However, as he notes in one of the poems, the most meaningful relics “are invisible to the eye, unreachable by touch; they lie buried in the heart.”