Poetic Injustice

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  1. Oct 23

    The extroverted expectation

    Hey! I’m happy to be back. Today explores another quite personal topic for me: the ‘extroverted’ shape of our current society, and how this can be a struggle for people who do not necessarily fit into thesepersonality traits. I have a beautiful poem on this subject & I’ve also done a bit of research on it; if you want to read more you can click the link to an article below. In this ep, I’ll be talking a bit about it also:  Does your workplace have an extraversion bias? - Diversity and Inclusion Leaders – Accelerating workplace inclusion Stay cozyyy this is the best season of the year

  2. Sep 20

    ADHD & Limerence

    This week is a bit different. This topic is on top of my mind rn and I will talk more from a psychological perspective than poetry analysis.   But I found an amazingly suitable poem for the phenomenon I will be discussing which I will end the episode with!!   Side note: Somewhere around 07:25 and from 22:00 there’s some ‘nice toilet flushing sounds’ in the background that I couldn’t filter out in any way, I hope it does notscare u away :) Enjoyy

  3. Sep 5

    The silent steepness of Melancholy

    A little poem of mine:   Melancholy A quiet act of ancient calm. Written in haste, yet filled with unease. I cling gently to that wall—which feels so soft / so embracing. There is no mercy in the deep wound in which to bathe, And—I hold my firm. In the world, off the beaten path, right behind your back. Once sweating—on my side / and. In melted coffee that. Waits, crumbled and bone-dry. Lies the definition of the turbulence—and the cushion against my thigh. There is no fear, nor any vision, just so   I’ve put / a footmark in the eye.   I’ll be discussing the concept ‘melancholy’ and how this can become such a deep need, something we yearn for. Another Dylan Thomas poem… I couldn’t help myself. (analysis starts at 09:40)

  4. Aug 31

    The sea of scums could drown me as it broke / Dead on the sweethearts' toes

    Confession I wish I could – Send my biology To prison.   Why does our primal desire so often crash into our moral compass? I am not questioning why we feel what we feel. A poem of Dylan Thomas this week!

  5. Aug 23

    Genuine Virtue?

    In this short Life That only lasts an hour How much - how little - is Within our power What does it mean to be truly virtuous? Some examples of the motives and emotions around this... ~ I'll be gluing all of this together with a poem(-analysis) of my own this week. Thank youuu

  6. Aug 14

    Anne Sexton and... 'discipline'.

    I’ve had this outburst of thoughts on the poem ‘Sylvia’s Death’ by Anne Sexton. Here is some raw analysis, exploring the fierce contradictions of grief, jealousy, and mutual mental struggles. It slips a little bit into exploring how the ADHD engine can fuel – and fatigue – the creative process (and how Anne’s work embodies this for me). A confession on poetry, perfection, and the beauty of chaos in the middle :) Enjoy and keep a cool head

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