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This week's episode is deep dive into the unflinching poetry of Irish poet, Molly Twomey.

It looks at the complex layers of Twomey's poignant masterpiece, \"Knives We Used on Our Skin\".

This compelling exploration of the turbulence of youth, nestled in the serenity of the Irish countryside, presents a raw and intimate portrayal of the trials of adolescence.

In this analysis, we'll traverse the emotional landscape of self-harm, adolescent insecurities, and the oft-overlooked connection between humans and the natural world.

A must-listen for poetry lovers, and for anyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the struggles of youth, and the potential pathways to recovery.


*Trigger Warning: Includes references to eating disorders and self-harm.


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