Episode notes
In this episode, I reflect on sound and silence in poetry — how rhythm, repetition, and even quiet shape meaning on the page and in the voice. From consonance and cadence to visual spacing and the experience of listening differently, I explore how poems can be heard, seen, and felt in more than one way. This is a gentle invitation to notice sound as part of poetic practice, whether you read aloud, write visually, or linger in the spaces between words.
Links: Tyrean's Tales Website
Keywords
creative processpoetry and soundsound and silencesilence in poetryconsonancerhythm in poetryreading poetry out loudpoetic devicescreative reflection