
What If Clumsy Words Are The Bravest Words, with Margaret Bryden
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We are taught to chase “good writing” and avoid saying the wrong thing, but what if the clumsy, imperfect line is the one that actually helps you breathe again? Therapist and poet Margaret Bryden joins us to make a grounded case for bad poetry as a mental health
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