Welcome to Where the Daylight Dies. A podcast dedicated to poetry and creative writing of the darker variety. Together, we will explore poetic, lyrical, prose, and memoir writing styles. Brought to you by the mind of a neurodivergent, who loves the Lord, but also has a fascination with horror, drama, suspense, and dark comedy. Part creative writing, part mental health, part faith, I belong in no one place, so I created my own. So open your ears and close your eyes and come with me to Where the Daylight Dies.
Episode 17: Something Cold Once Warm Doth Waits/ No Touchy Touchy
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Hello friends! This is not exactly a Halloween episode, but I think this first poem does kind of fit the vibe in it's own way. And, our second poem, well, they can't all be winners. It's not my best and it's not my worst. Either way, I hope you enjoy. Plus, I wanted to just say thank you for the little uptick in support for the show. Let's grow this thing. Thank You and God Bless!
Feel free to reach out. You can find me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
24 Oct 2026
Episode 16: The Anti-Social Get Together/Hangout One
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Hello friends! This episode contains no featured writing. It's just me saying hello and thank you to those of you who have been listening and downloading! Thank You Much! At the core of this podcast my desire is encourage people to write. If my goal is to connect with a community of writers of all kinds, then I guess being personable is a good start. Thank you again for the support. Sorry if I ramble too much. I gave you fair warning!
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
23 Oct 2026
Episode 15: Another Hole Another Soul
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Another poem about our pesky nemesis known as Death. I'll just let the work speak for itself. Hope you enjoy.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
17 Oct 2026
Episode 14: Never Let the Darkness Win
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Hello friend. This is a heavier episode and the featured poem contains strong references to suicide and self harm. If you're in a bad place PLEASE SKIP this one. Never give up. Never Give In. Never Let the Darkness Win. This poem is ultimately about hope. Be good to yourselves.
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13 Oct 2026
Episode 13: Something Dark Inside/ Under The Stairwell/ Hell I Am
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Spooky season is here. These are just for fun. I gave you fair warning. This is after all a creative writing of the darker variety kind of podcast.
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10 Oct 2026
Episode 12: Underwater/The Diddle in the Middle/ The Purple Piglet
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Three poems intended to make you laugh. Not every poem needs to be brooding. Occasionally a laugh is acceptable. Don't get greedy now!
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10 Oct 2026
Episode 11: Veneration/When the Lighthouse Glows Again
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Two poems about death and missing those who've gone on and feeling left behind. If you're not in a good head space, then please skip this one. But, if feeling glum feels good, All Aboard!
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
10 Oct 2026
Episode 10: Middle Age Rage
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I would say finally reaching episode 10 is something worth celebrating. So, here is another poem packed with brooding and a splash of humor. I hope you enjoy my Middle Age Rage, because I don't.
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10 Oct 2026
Episode 9: Bled/ The Backwards Mirror
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More self loathing. But, in a good way.
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10 Oct 2026
Episode 8: The Old Man In The Mirror
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Don't make the mistake of waiting too long.
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26 Aug 2026
Episode 7: Devils Groove/ She Left Me
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A bit of a follow up and conclusion to my previous episode. A friendly warning and a cautionary tale told through, yes, you guessed it, a poem. Just be honest. There's no need to lie. I know it can be complicated, but the truth is usually more obvious than we wish to admit. Be safe out there.
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26 Aug 2026
Episode 6: Angry Face/ Blood Red Sunset Noon
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A humorous glance back in time at my own personal dating life. As well as remembering the frustration that accompanied the monotony of my ordinary everyday aimlessness.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
25 Aug 2026
Episode 5: Its All Been A Dream
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Contemplation, desperation, self-loathing, and self-pity are tonight's themes in this little poem. But, don't worry, we're keepin' it chill.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
21 Aug 2026
Episode 4: Midnight Flood/Simply I Exist
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I was feeling grateful, ambitious, energized and...contemplative. This is after all a poetry podcast. So, contemplation is pretty much par for the course. I just wanted to rid myself of some more old work, in the spirit of purging and clearing the way for what I hope are great things to come.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
20 Aug 2026
Episode 3: Cold Forever/ Becoming Holy
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Two basically average poems about love. One of love lost and the other about finding it again. Don't worry, I wanted to get the lovey-dovey out of the way. They sicken me!
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And if you hurt my feelings deeply enough, you may have inadvertently helped me write another episode.
18 Aug 2026
Episode 2: We Will Be As One
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A reading of my poem entitled We Will Be As One, followed by a friendly chat about whatever I think I thought it meant or means. Who Knows? Maybe you will. And maybe our opinions... will be...as one.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
14 Aug 2026
Episode 1: The Anti-Social Meet and Greet/ "Two Angels"
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Hello and welcome to the very first episode of "Where the Daylight Dies"
A quick hello and introduction of what to expect on this podcast. Hello to all lovers of creative writing of the darker variety. Hope you like poetry.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
15 Jul 2026
Trailer: Where the Daylight Dies
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Welcome, to Where the Daylight Dies. A podcast dedicated to creative writing of the darker variety. Together we will explore the depths of poetic, lyrical, prose, and memoir writing styles. Brought to you by the mind of a neurodivergent, who loves the Lord but also has a fascination with horror, drama, suspense, and dark comedy. Part creative writing, part mental health, part faith, I belong in no one place. So I created my own. So open your ears and close your eyes and come with me, to Where the Daylight Dies.
You can reach me at wherethedaylightdies@outlook.com
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