
Summary
Harriet Mullen reads her poem "The Only Ones," which explores themes of solitude and connection. The imagery evokes seekers on rooftops gathering remnants of clouds as twilight sets in, creating a contemplative atmosphere.
The poem questions the nature of intimacy and shared experiences, reflecting on moments when life resonates deeply within us. Mullen portrays individuals as solitary sentinels, poised to embrace the uncertainties of the future while navigating their own emotional landscapes.
Show Notes
By Harryette Mullen
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