Category: Music
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Before anything was written, there was a voice that stayed. Not above. With. Breath given. A world without distance. And one instruction simple enough to lose: love. Love what made you. Love what stands next to you. We didn’t. We chose what shines. We chose what wins. We chose ourselves. We learned power. We forgot…
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These are the days between Christmas and New Year, when celebration has faded, time slows, and the future has not yet begun. In this episode of Musical Poetry, we present “The Darkling Thrush” by Thomas Hardy. Written at the very end of 1900 and first published in 1901, the poem stands at the threshold between…
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This war continues because silence continues. If you have a vote, you have a voice. Use it. Go to your elected representative. Tell them: Enough. Stop the war now.
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Today’s poem is “Dover Beach” by Matthew Arnold — a timeless piece from 1867 that speaks with quiet power about a world losing its sense of unity. Arnold, a poet and cultural critic of the Victorian era, captured the feeling of a society drifting apart long before our modern age gave it new forms. His…
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The perfect tune for your running playlist.
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Available on Spotify and YouTube Music!
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Available on Spotify and YouTube Music.
Michael Appelt 