Jim Hirtle
Jim Hirtle
I am Opium
I am Opium
I am Opium
Friday 21st April 2023
Join J Hirtle on 'The Last Storyteller' as he shares 'I Am Opium', a poem delving into the emotional depths of addiction and human resilience.
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Get the buttons here!J Hirtle's 'I Am Opium': A Poetic Dive into Addiction
Episode Overview
- J Hirtle shares a poignant poem 'I Am Opium' from 'The Voiceless Quill' on The Last Storyteller Podcast
- Explores the personal experiences influencing the creation of the poem
- Invites reflection on the complexities and impact of addiction
- Offers a compelling perspective on the human experience within addiction
- Immerse yourself in the emotive language and poignant reflections
I am opium. I have always been. I was crowned the joy of Mesopotamia. I danced through the dreams of Nebuchadnezzar.
Ever wondered how poetry can capture the raw essence of addiction? In this episode of 'The Last Storyteller', poet and storyteller J Hirtle takes listeners on an evocative journey with his poem 'I Am Opium'. This piece, from his collection 'The Voiceless Quill', isn't just words on a page; it's a vivid portrayal of the complexities and emotional turmoil tied to addiction.
Hirtle opens up about the personal experiences that shaped this powerful poem, offering a window into the struggle and resilience that define the human spirit. His emotive language and poignant reflections invite you to step into the shoes of those battling addiction, urging you to reflect deeply on this pervasive issue. Whether you're looking for a fresh perspective or simply appreciate the beauty of well-crafted poetry, this episode promises to leave a lasting impact.
Tune in and let Hirtle's words resonate with your soul, as he masterfully intertwines pain and hope through his storytelling.