Spenser Smith
Spenser Smith
Two poems: Dear Sam and Dear Dave
Two poems: Dear Sam and Dear Dave
Two poems: Dear Sam and Dear Dave
Tuesday 1st March 2022
Spenser Smith shares heartfelt poems about friends lost to addiction and suicide in this touching episode of 'A Brief Relief Podcast'.
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Spenser Smith
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Day by Day
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Heartfelt Letters: Spenser Smith's Poetic Tribute to Lost Friends
Sometimes I think parts of you might still be alive. If I smoked enough Belmonts, I'd smell you.
Spenser Smith takes you on an emotional journey through his poetic letters, 'Dear Sam' and 'Dear Dave'. These two poems, featured in this episode of 'A Brief Relief Podcast', offer a raw and honest look at the pain of losing friends to addiction and suicide. With vivid imagery and heartfelt reflections, Smith captures the essence of grief, guilt, and the lingering memories of those lost too soon. In 'Dear Sam', Smith reminisces about a friend who succumbed to addiction.
He paints a poignant picture of shared moments, from chain-smoking Belmonts to late-night drives, all while grappling with the harsh reality of his friend's fate. The poem is a touching exploration of how addiction can rip apart lives and relationships, leaving behind a trail of sorrow and unanswered questions. 'In Dear Dave', Smith addresses the aftermath of a friend's suicide.
The poem delves into the haunting feelings of guilt and regret, as well as the struggle to make sense of such a tragic loss. Smith's words are both a tribute to his friend's memory and a stark reminder of the devastating impact of mental health struggles. If you're seeking a podcast that tackles heavy topics with sincerity and depth, this episode of 'A Brief Relief Podcast' is a must-listen.
Smith's poetry not only sheds light on the human cost of addiction and mental health issues but also offers a sense of connection and understanding for those who have faced similar losses.