Every message we send, every silence we hold — leaves a mark. Love is not just felt, it’s encoded.”
This is where stories begin again — from the ache, from the spark, from the soul.
- “Every relationship is a myth retold. Every heartbreak is an echo.”
This episode explores Percy Bysshe Shelley’s timeless essay, “A Defence of Poetry,” written in 1821 but more urgent than ever in the digital age. Shelley argued that poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world — that imagination, not industry, sustains the soul of a civilization. In an era of accelerating technology and algorithmic control, we ask: Can poetic consciousness still guide us toward wholeness, empathy, and love?
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Love Bombs is a storytelling podcast about love, longing, and memory in the digital age. Each episode turns a lens toward the emotional undercurrents of modern relationships — echoing through the heart, the screen, and the soul. In a time of hyper-connection and deep isolation, these are the stories that help us remember.
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