The Poetic Ways Of Love And Loss with poet James Navé

Welcome to Twice 5 Miles radio. I am your host, James Navé. I'm going solo for this show, "The Poetic Ways of Love and Loss." In this show, I offer a series of poems framed around reflections about the ways of love and loss. I consider the ways of love and loss with stories and reflections tied to poetry and poetic thoughts. You'll be happy to note that love takes center stage in this show, opening with Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "How Do I Love Thee," followed by one of my poems, "He Slipped Away. Both poems frame love with underlying loss. You'll also hear Paul Laurence Dunbar's Sympathy, which focuses on longing, love, and loss. Finally, I toss a love song I've been writing, "She Drove a '59 Ford Fairlane." Plus, a few other delightful poems about loving the road, high romance, Willie Nelson's guitar named Trigger and finding your way home. I enjoyed making this show. I hope you enjoy listening. Here's to love.