A very interesting blog has been linking to my blog for some time, and I enjoy its poetic and artistic contents – A Clerk of Oxford. There are quite a few poems, hymns and devotions from the pre-Reformation era, well worth reading and meditating upon.
The person running this blog is “a post-graduate student in medieval literature. I blog about medieval saints, hymns, churches, folklore, history, Vikings, Victorian poetry, and anything else that takes my fancy“.
I recommend it.
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The Blue Flower 
Thank you, Father, for this information. I have checked out this blog and now have a link to it among my ‘favorites’.
Thank you for the link – I admire your blog very much, and sincerely value your recommendation!