Hearing curly hair treated as poetry across centuries, not just a styling problem, feels refreshing. I like that you pulled from Hafez, Rumi, Ovid, and living poets in one place, since it shows how long curls have carried meaning beyond the bathroom mirror. Framing texture as romance and charm instead of something to tame is a shift a lot of people need. Which poem from the episode stuck with you the most?
Poetry episode!!!
people who knew me 10 years ago would never have guessed this evolution
Hearing curly hair treated as poetry across centuries, not just a styling problem, feels refreshing. I like that you pulled from Hafez, Rumi, Ovid, and living poets in one place, since it shows how long curls have carried meaning beyond the bathroom mirror. Framing texture as romance and charm instead of something to tame is a shift a lot of people need. Which poem from the episode stuck with you the most?