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Abstract Poetry

Daniel Lucas

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.

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  • #120
    Yesterday · 31 min

    The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius: Aaron Poochigian on Stoicism, Poetry & Ancient Wisdom | Abstract Poetry

    Abstract Poetry welcomes Aaron Poochigian, poet, translator, and author, for a fascinating conversation centered on his work with The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius and the enduring power of ancient words. In this episode, we journey into the reflections of Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor whose private writings became one of the most influential works associated with Stoic philosophy. Written centuries ago, Meditations continues to speak to modern readers about discipline, mortality, adversit

  • #119
    September 27 · 33 min

    Steven Seidenberg on Abstract Poetry, Philosophy, and Finding Meaning Beyond the Lines | Abstract Poetry

    In this episode of Abstract Poetry, host Daniel Lucas welcomes writer and artist Steven Seidenberg for a conversation about poetry that asks us to listen beyond the lines. Steven’s work moves among philosophical inquiry, storytelling, and poetic language, inviting readers to find meaning in what a poem reveals and what it leaves open. Steven is the author of Coda, Anon, plain sight, Situ, and Null Set. Join Daniel and Steven as they explore the feelings, ideas, and unexpected connections that e

  • #118
    September 22 · 23 min

    Rewriting Mythology: Peter Gunn on Poetry and the Forgotten Feminine Voice

    n this episode of Abstract Poetry, Daniel Lucas welcomes special guest Peter Gunn, a poet, author, composer, speaker, and the creative mind behind The Angelics and LLP: Link to Lyrical Poetry. Peter reveals how his work blends music, mythology, poetry, and meaningful messages designed to awaken people from what he calls a “sleepwalking state.” The conversation explores Peter’s writing process and his mission to restore the underrepresented feminine voice in classical storytelling. Inspired by t

  • #117
    September 17 · 28 min

    How to Publish a Poetry Book: Katerina Stoykova on Writing, Editing & Publishing

    n this episode, we welcome Katerina Stoykova, an accomplished poet, writer, teacher, editor, translator, and publisher whose career spans cultures, languages, and the literary world. Born and raised in Bulgaria, Katerina immigrated to the United States 30 years ago and has spent the past 15 years building a remarkable career as a writer, educator, editor, and independent publisher. She is the founder of Accents Publishing, a Lexington, Kentucky-based independent press with an international reac

  • #116
    September 12 · 18 min

    Title Goes Here: Poetry, Foolishness, and A Prison Named Paradise

    In this engaging conversation, our guest shares a creative life shaped by poetry, writing, blogging, and several ongoing film projects. At the center of the discussion is an unconventional book titled Title Goes Here, a playful and thought-provoking exploration of foolishness that challenges nearly every expectation of what a book should be. From its intentionally absent cover to its unusual structure, each element turns traditional publishing conventions on their head. The episode also feature

  • #115
    September 6 · 31 min

    Chester J. Delagneau Jr.: Christian Faith, Imaginative Apologetics and Stories of Redemption

    Chester J. Delagneau, Jr., was born in Nicaragua to Latino immigrant parents who sought solace in America, during a Nicaraguan civil war between the Sandinistas and the Contras. He grew up in South Orange County, namely Huntington Beach and Mission Viejo before moving to San Clemente. He and his wife and son reside in Temecula. Chester is an author, blogger, apologist, and spoken word poet. Biblical Ethics is Chester's first academic book, which is becoming very popular in the Christian comm

  • #114
    August 31 · 25 min

    Autumn Williams: Transforming Chronic Illness, Loss, and Hope Into Bestselling Poetry

    Autumn Williams Autumn Williams Poetry When the chronic illness I have, Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME), worsened to the point that I became mostly bedbound, I discovered poetry as a way to transform challenging experiences into universal reflections on time, loss, and hope. My journey from those first poems, to self-publishing a Kirkus-praised, #1 Best Selling poetry collection, "Clouds on the Ground" (released November 7th, 2024), and chapbook "WAVES", demonstrates the power of creative expres

  • #113
    August 25 · 25 min

    Cyndee Dhalai on the Inspiration Behind Her Poetry Book | Abstract Poetry

    Abstract Poetry, now in its second season, welcomes Cyndee Dhalai for an inspiring conversation about her poetry book. In this special guest episode, Cyndee explores the emotions, experiences, and creative inspiration behind her work while revealing how poetry can give voice to our deepest thoughts, struggles, and hopes.

  • #112
    August 19 · 23 min

    Nadine Ellis on The Grey Between: Poetry, Resilience and Personal Transformation

    Nadine Ellis Australian poet, academic & author of The Grey Between Today we have with us Australian poet Nadine Ellis who is the author of the recently released book, The Grey Between. Nadine Ellis is an author, University lecturer and medical academic, whose journey of resilience and personal transformation has spanned the depths of abuse, the raw truths of motherhood, and the quiet battles of everyday life that so many women endure. Nadine’s new book, The Grey Between shares poetry that h

  • #111
    August 14 · 16 min

    The Shape of a Forgotten Memory: A Poetic Journey Through Remembrance | Abstract Poetry

    Abstract Poetry, now in its second season, features “The Shape of a Forgotten Memory”—a poetic journey into the fragile landscapes of remembrance, where moments fade, transform, and unexpectedly return. This evocative episode explores how forgotten faces, distant voices, unfinished emotions, and fragments of the past continue to shape who we become. Through lyrical reflection and vivid imagery, “The Shape of a Forgotten Memory” invites listeners to wander through the mysterious spaces between re

  • #110
    August 8 · 27 min

    When Silence Becomes a Language: The Hidden Meaning of Pauses, Unspoken Emotions, and Empty Spaces in Poetry

    Abstract Poetry, now in its second season, features “When Silence Becomes a Language,” a profound exploration of how pauses, empty spaces, restrained expressions, and unspoken emotions can communicate more deeply than words. This episode examines silence not as an absence of meaning, but as a powerful language shaped by longing, grief, love, fear, reflection, and emotional distance. It reveals how poets use rhythm, spacing, unfinished thoughts, and moments of stillness to invite readers into exp

  • #108
    July 31 · 8 min

    Abstract Poetry, now in its second season, features Abstract Poetry Is Not a Straight Road—It’s a Short Line of Night,

    Abstract Poetry, now in its second season, features “Abstract Poetry Is Not a Straight Road—It’s a Short Line of Night,” a thought-provoking exploration of poetry that refuses to follow a clear or predictable path. This episode examines how abstract poetry uses brief lines, mysterious images, and unexpected language to express emotions that ordinary words cannot fully explain. Like a short line appearing in the darkness, a poem can offer only a glimpse of meaning while leaving space for imaginat

  • #107
    July 28 · 17 min

    Abstract Poetry, in its second season, features The Poetry of Our Lives

    A reflective exploration of how ordinary moments, personal experiences, treasured memories, relationships, and changing emotions can become powerful sources of poetic inspiration. This episode celebrates poetry as a meaningful way to understand our journeys, express what words often struggle to capture, and discover beauty and purpose within the stories that shape who we are.

  • #106
    July 14 · 25 min

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

    Abstract Essay, now in its fifth season, features Cyndee Dhalai as a special guest. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation as we explore her personal journey, professional insights, and the experiences that have shaped her unique perspective. Through meaningful dialogue and reflective storytelling, this episode delves into the ideas, challenges, and lessons that inspire growth, resilience, and a deeper understanding of the human experience.

  • #105
    June 19 · 8 min

    Abstract Poetry, in its second session, features "Life Is Not a Straight Road, It's a Short Line of Night"—a poetic reflection on life's uncertainties, fleeting moments, and the journey through darkness toward understanding.

    Abstract Poetry, in its second session, features "Life Is Not a Straight Road, It's a Short Line of Night"—a reflective exploration of the twists, uncertainties, and fleeting moments that shape the human journey. Through evocative imagery and profound symbolism, this episode examines how life's path is rarely direct or predictable, yet every detour, shadow, and moment of darkness carries meaning. It is a poetic meditation on resilience, self-discovery, and the beauty found in navigating the unkn

  • #104
    June 13 · 8 min

    Abstract Poetry in its second season features The Power of Poetry, exploring how words inspire, heal, and connect us through the art of expression and storytelling.

    Abstract Poetry in its second season features The Power of Poetry, an inspiring exploration of how words can heal, inspire, challenge, and transform. Join us as we uncover the unique ability of poetry to capture human emotion, spark imagination, give voice to personal experiences, and connect people across cultures and generations. Discover why poetry remains one of humanity’s most powerful forms of artistic expression and storytelling.

  • #103
    May 28 · 22 min

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

    Tory Tomberlin TJ Tomberlin, Poet Writer My wish is for my poems to take you on journeys through wildlife in Africa, Desert winds, European Flavors, Lush Forests, Ocean life, Sequoia Trees, morning light, summer rain and so very much more by land, sea and sky. Captivating poems with a wide compass from forest wildlife to Europen flavor. Surrounding the reader with beauty in my words, in my poetry.

  • #101
    May 14 · 28 min

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

    Jennifer Chassman Browne Disabled writer and storyteller Jenn has lived with Rheumatoid Arthritis since she was six years old. While she was an active and athletic child, as an adult, her arthritis has become more limiting. It’s been a challenging process for her to redefine her sense of self and to accept these limitations, while still trying to move forward and to work around them. Despite her disability, she has been able to remain active. For most of her professional life, Jenn has been

  • #100
    May 9 · 28 min

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

    Jennifer Chassman Browne Disabled writer and storyteller Jenn has lived with Rheumatoid Arthritis since she was six years old. While she was an active and athletic child, as an adult, her arthritis has become more limiting. It’s been a challenging process for her to redefine her sense of self and to accept these limitations, while still trying to move forward and to work around them. Despite her disability, she has been able to remain active. For most of her professional life, Jenn has been

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