Willow Defebaugh
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The Nature Of with Willow Defebaugh · Maria Popova on Turning Matter Into Meaning · 12 May 2026
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To close out this episode, I thought I would share a couple of the poems, or as Maria calls them, divinations, that her and I have written for our collaboration, Reweaving the Rainbow.
Mind you, these were both written using words found in just one scientific article.
Here's mine.
You are looking in the mirror with the hopes it might validate the scattered celestial that struck Earth to become a body.
Slow down and reflect on the rhythms and cycles lit by time, insects with their lifetime of hours, the night sky blooming with moons, and you will see how small, how enormous this life really is.
Here's Maria's.
See how everything mirrors everything?
Creatures become other creatures as moon cycles unfurl to charge life with light.
While we bloom and glow, flowers that think no thought of the fossil, bright streaks of the possible, coming and going across the dark sky of time.
You can follow along our journey at reweavingtherainbow.substack.com.
The Nature Of is an Atmos podcast produced by Jesse Baker and Eric Newsom of Magnificent Noise.
Our production staff includes Emmanuel Hapsis and Sabrina Farhi.
Our sound designer is Kristen Muller.
Our executive producers are me, Willow Defabaugh, Teresa Perez, Jake Sargent, and Eric Newsom.
Atmos is a non-profit that seeks to re-enchant people with our shared humanity and the earth through creative storytelling.
To support our work or this podcast, see our show notes or visit atmos.earth slash biome.
That's A-T-M-O-S dot earth slash B-I-O-M-E.
I'm your host Willow Defabaugh, and this is The Nature Of...
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