Hannah & Isabella | Poetry Analysis Project | Period 3

In this episode, hosts Hannah and Isabella explore the depths of Bianca Phipps's poem "Almosts," which vividly portrays the pain of losing a loved one. The poem navigates the complex emotions tied to a friend's untimely death, weaving themes of memory, loss, and unspoken words through a deeply personal narrative. The hosts discuss how Phipps uses the literary device of apostrophe to create a direct and intimate dialogue with the deceased, enhancing the poem's emotional impact. This discussion delves into how personal connections and the words unspoken shape our experiences of grief and remembrance.

Credits:

Hosts: Hannah and Isabella
Poem Discussed: "Almosts" by Bianca Phipps
Podcast Production Tools: Soundtrap for recording and editing