<description>&lt;p&gt;Do words have the power to create and shape reality? We speak with poet and story-teller, Kim Stafford, about humanity's relationship to the world, &amp;nbsp;the cycle of life, regeneration and language. As Poet Laureate of Oregon, Stafford speaks with compassion and authority, raising the question, “who does the poem serve?” He shares original poems about a seed, a tree, darkness, and death, weaving a story of life using the power of words in service to humanity and all our relations.&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>Do words have the power to create and shape reality? We speak with poet and story-teller, Kim Stafford, about humanity's relationship to the world, &nbsp;the cycle of life, regeneration and language. As Poet Laureate of Oregon, Stafford speaks with compassion and authority, raising the question, “who does the poem serve?” He shares original poems about a seed, a tree, darkness, and death, weaving a story of life using the power of words in service to humanity and all our relations.</p>

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Culture & Ecology | Stories from the Confluence

Made of Stories | with Poet Laureate of Oregon, Kim Stafford

Made of Stories | with Poet Laureate of Oregon, Kim Stafford

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