EPISODE · Mar 6, 2022 · 32 MIN
Season Change and Worry Dollls
from Hummingbird · host Jessica Outram
“As if the top of my head were taken off,” writes Emily Dickinson when it comes to knowing poetry. In this episode we talk about how poetry is tied to the body. Jessica reads her poem “Season Change” and Catherine reads her poem “Worry Dolls.” We talk about perception, alignment of energies and how inanimate objects “speak” to us if we listen.
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