In Parallel
autor: OnScript
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Shifting Imagery (Ps 23) - Brent Strawn
Shifting Imagery (Ps 23) - Brent Strawn
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Exploring biblical and contemporary poetry. Hosted by Brent Strawn.
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- Shifting Imagery (Ps 23) - Brent Strawn · 20 min · Epizoda 7With a biblical poem that shifts imagery (Ps 23), and another (Robert Hayden’s ”Those Winter Sundays”) that provides perspective, Brent Strawn takes us into an ”uber-famous”…
- A Dark Poem from Within the Depths (Ps 88) - Brent Strawn · 21 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 6A journey into the psalter’s darkest poem (Psalm 88) to explore tone and emotional state in poetry. This episode engages Linda Pastan’s poem ”Why are Your Poems So Dark?” Thanks…
- One Doozy of a Last Line (Ps 137) - Brent Strawn · 24 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 5What are we to make of the brutal last line in Psalm 137? ”A blessing on the one who seizes your children and smashes them against the rock!” This episode explores unspeakable…
- A Somewhat Confusing Poem about God and Justice (Psalm 82) - Brent Strawn · 17 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 4A reflection on Psalm 82, a somewhat confusing poem about God and justice, and poetic adventures in missing the point. The episode discusses Mitch Roberson’s ”Every Day We Are…
- The Body, Love, Land, and Secrecy - Brent Strawn · 14 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 3Brent talks about the celebration of the body in Song of Songs and Sharon Olds’ ”Topography,” in a series of what he calls ”Whoohiya!” moments.
- A Poem about Love and Death (Song 8:6-7) - Brent Strawn · 14 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 2A meditation on Song of Songs 8:6-7, a poem about love and death, written and narrated by Brent Strawn.
- A Time for Everything (Ecclesiastes 3) · 13 min · Řada 1 Epizoda 1A poetic reflection on Ecclesiastes 3 by Brent A. Strawn. In Parallel is a new podcast that explores biblical and contemporary poetry.
- Season 1 Trailer · 3 min · Řada 1***Note: The podcast has been renamed In Parallel since the publication of this trailer*** Welcome to In Parallel, a podcast that explores biblical and contemporary poetry. This…
