Love, Words & Poetry

The poems that bookend this episode describe idylls set in Texas and Massachusetts and frame our first love letters since we were married. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

The podcast is pivoting to a more chronological format, beginning with our first reflections on our marriage, a love poem in French I wrote for Wes in college, a contemplation of Mother's Day, and the quest to elude time as counted out by clocks. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

The podcast opens with three poems set in fall and winter, ponders the fate of Orpheus and Eurydice, shares love letters delving into difficult feelings which open the door into greater intimacy, and ends with a serendipitous leap (courtesy of a bold flock of geese) into synchronicity. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

This episode is bookended by poems about riding, with a foray into flying changes on horseback, and love letters that reveal some of our strengths and weaknesses as individuals and as a couple. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

Introducing a new podcast celebrating love, words, and poetry and the connections among them. Victoria Mary Fach, a published poet, reads her poem "Distancing," and follows with a love letter from her husband and one she wrote to him, illustrating some of the ways they worked to make their marriage grow and become more intimate. She reveals her word for 2023, and ends with a poem somewha...

Bookend poems of spring in Texas and New Jersey (with a brief side trip to the Greek gods' stomping grounds), light on Texas bluebonnets, and love letters revealing that our work in marriage enrichment for other couples always enlightened us. May words add more love and poetry to your days!

Victoria Mary Fach, a published poet, reads her poem "Distancing," and follows with a love letter from her husband and one she wrote to him, illustrating some of the ways they worked to make their marriage grow and become more intimate. She reveals her word for 2023, and ends with a poem somewhat in praise of "Euless, Texas." May words add more love and poetry to your days!