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When Poetry Tells the Truth We Hide

Presented by: Puanani Burgess
Categories: Poetry | Storytelling

Puanani Burgess explores how poetry can serve as a powerful tool for truth telling and emotional healing. She discusses how stories sometimes protect us until we are ready to face deeper truths and how writing from one’s gifts can lead to more authentic and meaningful expression.

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