Hannah's Haven: The Musical Poet

Classical ekphrasis on a rocking chair

Green.

The first poem journeys through childhood imagery and the writers discovery of poetry and it's role in childhood and adolescence. Part 2, "passion" reflects on one's motives and aspirations for writing poetry.

Intro to an ekphrastic practice project titled: Stasis in flight. "No one knew until recently, where the albatross really traveled..."

Ever Be, His Mercy is More, How Deep the Father's Love for Us, Great are You Lord, Good Good Father. // Theses are rough drafts but still worship nonetheless. It's about praise, not performance.

A bit more polished cover of Desert song, the backstory/interview from the writer of the song, Jill McCloghry, and some personal commentary on worshipping in the midst of suffering/wrestling.

Desert song (Hillsong) & partial recording of Worn (Tenth avenue north), a reading of Psalm 34, contextualization of the songs the night they were recorded, commentary & reflection.

An elaboration on the original poem (I couldn't help myself), plus some casual, unscripted commentary. This is a mini-part 2/3 of the "in the name of Love" poem. Stuck around 'til the very end for a demo of my latest song, "day by day/rays of grace/undecided title." - ❤️, @her.art.of.worship / Hannah Hsu

The poet's reading of the final draft, a short sing-over of the famous song with the same title (not inspired by this song but inevitably connected), and my reading of my first draft of the poem as well. Read along with my work at @her.art.of.worship on instagram, if you'd like to see me singing more seriously check out my YouTube and other channels, all in the linktree in my insta bio. Grace and peace rest on you, love and light go before you. ❤️ - Hannah