Babylorn

W.B. Yeats ‘to a world more full of secrets than we can understand.’Who am I really? Kirsty often wondered. A letter from her deceased aunt contains a disclosure of information which confirms her curiosity was justified. The revelations encourage Kirsty to embark on a personal search for three things, identity, love and a place to belong. She longs to find that elusive ‘thing’ which hides itself but can solve, heal, absolve and cosset.Father Carlin had to decipher the jumble of words which tumbled out of his visitor Biddy Duffy, Kerry cottages, adoption, letters, uncles and actresses. Gently, he suggested she slow down and start again at the beginning. ‘You’ll treat what I say with the sanctity of the confessional?’ she pleaded.‘Of course, if that’s what you wish.’