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In Episode 5, step into Maggie Smith's Good Bones, where hope feels suspiciously difficult, before climbing the careful architecture of Seamus Heaney's Scaffolding to ask what it really takes to build something that lasts.
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Welcome to Lowkey Poetic, a podcast that makes poetry make sense, and
makes it matter. Each episode, we bring you two poems woven together by a
universal theme that are both meaningful and fun. Music Credit: Affengehege (Instrumental) by Siriuz and Rato from Young Bukowski.
In Episode 2 of Lowkey Poetic, we explore He Visits My Town Once A Year by Amir Khusrau and From Blossoms by Li-Young Lee. Learn about Amir Khusrau’s playful writing style and celebrate mango season with us, while tracing the journey of the peach from the tree to your plate. Music Credit: Affengehe…
In Episode 4, we explore the landscapes of loss, both everyday and grand, with Naomi Shihab Nye and Elizabeth Bishop. Tune in to listen to two powerful poems: Kindness and One Art.
In the maiden voyage of Lowkey Poetic, Episode 1 explores two poems: Tomatoes by Joy Sullivan and Onions by William Matthews. Dive into how regular pantry staples come to life to teach us a lesson on the joy of leaning into the moment. Music Credit: Affengehege (Instrumental) by Siriuz and Rato fr…
In Episode 3, come with us to a poetic coastline with Mary Oliver’s I Go Down To The Shore, and then join an argument about whether the earth is flat with He Tells Her by Wendy Cope.
We also refer to:
Sonnet 171 by Edna St. Vincent Millay
The Gardener by Mary Oliver
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