(Archive) Episode 1: Let Evening Come

Update: 2025-06-04

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How it all began. This is the first and most downloaded recording of TTP.

This pilot episode includes stories of how "Let Evening Come" by Jane Kenyon has been passed around like a gift in my life and how the poem derives its simplicity and rootedness from material nouns that have been in our language from the very beginning.

Collected Poems of Jane Kenyon

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(Archive) Episode 1: Let Evening Come

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(Archive) Episode 1: Let Evening Come