Abstract Poetry

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Abstract poetry is a collection of heartfelt and evocative verses, carefully curated to stir the imagination and touch the depths of emotions. Within its episodes, listeners embark on a poetic journey, exploring a myriad of themes and experiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. HACE 5 D

    (Bonus Episode) Abstract Essay in its sixth season, features Chester J Delagneau as my guest.

    Chester Delagneau Christian academic, author, apologist, and spoken word poet Chester J. Delagneau is an academic, author, apologist, and spoken word poet. He specializes in academic disciplines, such as theology, philosophy, and ethics. But his real talent is in the imaginative way he interweaves them into poetry, prose, and short stories. He's the recent recipient (2023) of the Grove Grant Winner for his spoken word poem--“Myztery of Tearz.” His creative endeavors bridge the gap between truth and meaning, fact and fiction, for readers and listeners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    34 min

  2. 6 ABR

    Abstract Poetry, in its second season, features It’s a short line of night, where waves rewrite the sand faster than you can name what you saw

    Abstract Poetry, in its second season, features It’s a short line of night, where waves rewrite the sand faster than you can name what you saw — a contemplative exploration of fleeting moments, shifting emotions, and the quiet poetry of the unseen. Like waves that erase footprints before they are fully understood, this episode reflects on how memories, feelings, and thoughts come and go, leaving only echoes behind. Through imagery of night, water, and silence, it invites listeners to embrace impermanence, find beauty in passing moments, and discover meaning in the spaces where reflection and imagination meet. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    12 min

  3. 30 MAR

    (Bonus Episode) Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Sayima as my guest.

    Sayima . Stillness & Poetry I’m Sayima, a Tanzanian-born writer currently living in France. My work is rooted in emotional healing, identity and the quiet power of softness in a performance-driven world. My debut poetry collection, ‘heart based’, reflects my own experience, from navigating cultural and religious expectations of my country of origin to rebuilding a sense of inner belonging across cultures, languages and countries that I moved to. These poems began as journal entries written in moments that later became blessings in disguise, leading me to question who I truly was if I let go of everything that once defined me. I’ve shared ‘heart based’ through a tour across France, in English-language bookstores and at literary festivals like La Comédie du Livre in Montpellier (the biggest literary festival in the country), where I connected with readers from around the world. That experience showed me how the book’s themes resonate with people across different cultures. My hope is for ‘heart based’ to spark a meaningful dialogue and connection, inviting listeners to engage with its themes. Whenever preferred, it would be lovely to send you a copy for your honest reflection and review. Let me know what works for you. Looking forward to hearing from you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    30 min

  4. 21 MAR

    Abstract Poetry in its second session, features Dewy as my guest.

    Have you been craving something... aberrant?  Title Goes Here is a foolish adventure via a collection of curious stories and unusual styles. Through your journey, you will follow a fool's path to exile, hear from presidential candidate Sally McBride, and even learn how to be invisible.  First on your itinerary is a section of existential poetry that includes a sobering look at the true cost of watches and war. Next are five short stories that range from mildly funny to so abjectly bleak they warrant a trigger warning. Lastly, you are walked through original spells that provide an eclectic viewpoint of magical concepts such as summonings, immortality and the aforementioned invisibility in a surprisingly applicable and practical manner. Together, your expedition is one of disillusionment.  It is my hope that you will be a more foolish person after having read Title Goes Here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    23 min

  5. 15 MAR

    (Bonus Episode) Abstract Essay, in its fifth season, features Autumn Williams as your guest—bringing depth, perspective, and reflective insight to the conversation.

    This episode moves beyond surface dialogue and into layered thought, examining ideas through narrative, philosophy, and lived experience. Autumn Williams joins you to explore themes of personal evolution, resilience, and the power of intentional storytelling. Her perspective emphasizes that growth is rarely linear; it is shaped by disruption, reflection, and reinvention. Through analytical discussion and personal insight, the episode highlights how individuals reconstruct identity after challenge. The conversation also dissects the role of mindset in shaping outcomes. Autumn articulates how belief systems influence behavior patterns and how self-awareness becomes the catalyst for transformation. Rather than offering abstract motivation, she provides structured reflection—encouraging listeners to interrogate their assumptions and refine their internal narrative. In true Abstract Essay fashion, this episode blends intellectual discourse with practical introspection. It invites your audience to think critically, question deeply, and articulate their own evolving philosophies. The dialogue becomes less about answers and more about refinement of thought. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    35 min

  6. 10 MAR

    (Bonus Episode) Abstract Essay in its sixth season, features Dr. Jeffrey Bone as my guest.

    Jeffrey Bone Dr. Jeffrey Bone is a chronic illness mentor, living with Common Variable Immune Deficiency, podcast host, and author of two collections of poetry, coloring books, and a chronic illness journal. For more than two decades, Jeff has worked as a mental health specialist helping people navigate the emotional terrain of chronic pain and illness. Day after day he sat with clients whose bodies had betrayed them, people trying to build meaningful lives in bodies that would not cooperate. He helped them face fear, uncertainty, grief, and the quiet loneliness that often comes with long-term illness. Then life asked him to walk the same road. Jeff lives with Common Variable Immune Deficiency, a rare immune disorder that requires ongoing treatment and brings the same fatigue, uncertainty, and physical limitations that many of his patients face. Suddenly the theories were no longer just ideas discussed in a therapy room. What do you do when your body stops being reliable. How do you build a life when health is uncertain. How do you keep meaning when plans collapse. Instead of stepping away from the work, Jeff stepped deeper into it. He began writing poetry to give shape to experiences that medicine could not fix. He wrote guided meditations for people lying awake with pain. He created conversations about the psychological reality of chronic illness that rarely get talked about openly. His work blends existential psychology, acceptance based therapies, and the raw honesty that comes from living inside the problem rather than observing it from the outside. Today Jeff shares those ideas through books, guided meditations, and his podcast, helping people understand that chronic illness is not only a medical experience. It is an existential one. It raises questions about identity, meaning, isolation, freedom, and how to build a life when the body is no longer predictable. On a podcast, Jeff brings a rare perspective. He is both the mental health specialist and the patient. He understands the science of pain and the philosophy of suffering, but he also knows what it feels like to sit in the infusion chair, to face uncertainty about the future, and to rebuild a life around new limits. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    35 min

  7. 7 MAR

    (Bonus Episode) Abstract Essay in its Fifth season, featuring Peter Gunn as my guest.

    Abstract Essay, in its fifth season, features Peter Gunn as my guest, discussing his compelling poetry book and the creative journey behind his work. In this episode, we explore how poetry becomes a powerful medium for expressing human emotion, reflection, and personal insight. Peter shares the inspiration behind his writing, the themes woven throughout his collection, and how language can transform everyday experiences into meaningful artistic expression. Our conversation dives into the role of poetry in understanding life’s deeper moments—love, struggle, hope, and identity—while also revealing the discipline and vulnerability required to craft impactful verse. This episode invites listeners to appreciate poetry not just as literature, but as a profound reflection of the human spirit. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    28 min

  8. 1 MAR

    (Bonus Episode) Book 101 Review in its Fifth season, featuring Katerina Stoykova as my guest.

    Katerina Stoykova Poet, Writer, Teacher, Editor, Translator, Publisher.... Promoter of books and connector of cultures. Katerina Stoykova is a bilingual poet living in Kentucky and is the author of Between a Bird Cage and a Bird House (University Press of Kentucky, 2024) and The Poet's Guide to Publishing: How to Conceive, Arrange, Edit, Publish and Market a Book of Poetry (McFarland, 2024). Katerina is the founder and senior editor of Accents Publishing, as well as the creator of the Accents podcast on WUKY. Katerina served as the 2023-2024 Director of the Kentucky Book Festival, as well as the Director for the Center for the Book in Kentucky and is the 2025-2026 President of the Kentucky State Poetry Society. Katerina grew up in communist Bulgaria and immigrated to the USA where she received three masters degrees, worked as a software engineer and project manager for high tech companies until one day she quit and started her own publishing company. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    34 min
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Abstract poetry is a collection of heartfelt and evocative verses, carefully curated to stir the imagination and touch the depths of emotions. Within its episodes, listeners embark on a poetic journey, exploring a myriad of themes and experiences. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Daniel Lucas
  • Años en activo
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodios
    97
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Derechos de autor
    © Daniel Lucas
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Abstract Poetry
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