Morgen Michel
Humane Poetry
Humane Poetry is a quiet retreat for the soul. Each episode offers a gentle reading of poems by real humans, not computers — spoken slowly, with care and intention. Let the words settle, the silences breathe, and the verses guide you inward. A space for stillness, reflection, and the quiet power of language.
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Épisodes
Is there something or someone watching us? 28.09.2026 11:12
Strange stories that happened to me that I still can’t explain
Why I chose driving as my method of video production 21.09.2026 13:57
Talking about why I love driving and some stories and why I chose it to make my podcast episodes.
Intro Episode 14.09.2026 9:09
A little introduction to a very simple podcast and YouTube channel having a chat with you.
3 Shakespeare love sonnets (18, 116, 73) Human Reading 22.10.2025 4:50
In our preliminary episode we decided to do so real classic poems, so we chose the master himself, William Shakespeare. We decided to do his 3 most famous love sonnets: Sonnet 18, Shall I Compare Thee to a Summers Day Sonnet 116, Let me not to the Marrage of True Minds Sonnet 73, That Time of Year that thou Mayst in me Behold We hope you enjoy and see you at the next episode. Please follow and sha...
Humane Poetry Podcast Trailer 22.10.2025 1:00
Humane Poetry is a quiet retreat for the soul. Each episode offers a gentle reading of poems by real humans, not computers — spoken slowly, with care and intention. Let the words settle, the silences breathe, and the verses guide you inward. A space for stillness, reflection, and the quiet power of language.
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