Imogen Arate with Anzhela Yausheva

Poets and Muses: We chat with poets about their inspirations

For those early birds who've already listened to it, I hope you enjoyed the episode as much as Anzhela and I did recording it. For those who haven't heard it, I'm sorry to say that it is no longer available. While you are here, please take a listen to our chats with the other 139 poets in and outside of the United States. This week, Anzhela (https://www.instagram.com/speaking_that_word/) and I, Imogen Arate (https://poetsandmuses.com/imogen-arate/), discuss our respective poems, "i live in the north" and "Hell Hath No Fury," and misperceptions. Links to the topics we touched on: 1. Belarus protests: https://theconversation.com/belarus-protests-why-people-have-been-taking-to-the-streets-new-data-154494 2. Origin of “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned” proverb: https://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/hell-has-no-fury-like-a-woman-scorned.html Photo of Anzhela Yausheva by Daria Minina. #Poetrypodcasts #PoetsandMuses #ImogenArate #AnzhelaYausheva #iliveinthenorth #HellHathNoFury #misperceptions #RussianPoet #BorninKazan #LivesinStPetersberg #SpokenWordArtist #wrotesongs #BilingualPoet #RussianEnglish #writetoprocess #CopingwithFeelings #PassingofGrandfather #teenager #channeledfeelings #WritinginEnglishasaShield #emotionaldistance #StreetProtestsofBelarus #stereotypesaboutRussia #ACountrysReputation #TaylorSwift #BlankSpace #InterpretationofArt