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Oct 2023
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Falling in love is a courageous, destabilizing, and deeply human act. In this Valentine’s Day special, Irish poet and philosopher David Whyte returns with poems of romance. He reflects on love’s power to transform a life. Through intimate stories of vulnerability, longing, and th ... Show More
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