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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2023 · 10 MIN

Building Dreams

from Love, Words & Poetry · host Victoria Mary Fach

This episode includes poetry about Tor House, the home of poet Robinson Jeffers and an explanation of how his home was built, love letters from when we returned from our Bermuda vacation after our Marriage Encounter Weekend, and a poetic reaction to the magical realism of novelist Gabriel García Marquez. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

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