Published Apr 16, 2020
“Sabbaths – 1979, IV” by Wendell Berry
Delve into Wendell Berry's evocative poem "Sabbaths – 1979, IV," where themes of decay, renewal, and the sanctuary of nature unravel, inviting listeners to rediscover the enduring beauty and respite in the natural world.
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