Daily Poetry by Atticus Coming Soon

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Aug 15, 2019

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"You feel right to me," she said. "Like naked on cashmere." Atticus presents a daily poetry reading of all his poems you know and love, and some you have yet to discover. This is a moment to pause. A space for self-reflection. A chance for you to rediscover the poetry in life. We hope it’s going to feel really good — like naked on cashmere.

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Love Her But Leave Her Wild (Original Version): Atticus reads his never-before-seen original version of his most celebrated poem as he introduces the theme of the week: "free". by Naked on Cashmere
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Watch Carefully: Watch carefully the magic that occurs when you give a person enough comfort to just be themselves. by Naked on Cashmere
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They Saw In Her: They saw in her a bright star burning, and basked in the heat of her flame, but behind the bright she was smoldering for breath in the black of a life she never asked for. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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In Her Heart: In her heart and soul she set fire to all things that held her back and from the ashes she stepped into who she always was. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Daily Poetry by Atticus Coming Soon: This is a moment just for you - a chance for you to step out of your busy world and find, again, the poetry in life. Atticus is the young anonymous poet who has taken the world by storm with his beautiful words of love and the strength of the human spirit. He is not only a New York Times best-selling author, but has been called "the world’s most tattooable poet" and "#1 person to follow on Instagram" by Galore Magazine and Teen Vogue, respectively. Starting this September 1st, Atticus will share a poetry reading every evening, and hopes that with each reading listeners find a daily dose of whatever it is they need. Remember to subscribe and we'll see you back here on in September. Stay Wild. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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Hidden Away Above Two Thin Staircases: Hidden away above two thin staircases a bed, a desk, and bookshelf, a writer’s paradise the rain would fall and set its cadence to my thoughts the old radiator pumped hot breath forcing my window to be cracked a pinch and there each night I would fall asleep in a melody of cold and hot— wrapped up safe in all my ghosts. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Have You Ever Had a Feeling: Have you ever had a feeling there’s more to you than the person everybody else sees a person hidden deep within the very fabric of your soul— you must pull that thread unravel the truth of you and wake within yourself that great giant you already know you can be. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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In The Mornings She Taught Me French: Hey there, Wednesday. This is day four of this week’s theme of SIMPLICITY. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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The Truth About Magic: Hello, and welcome to another week of Naked on Cashmere. This week, Atticus explores the theme of SIMPLICITY and invites you to take a moment each day to reflect on what this means to you. His first reading today is from his new book, The Truth About Magic. by Naked on Cashmere
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Rhythms: This week only, Atticus is releasing all seven poems on Sunday. Listen all at once, or enjoy a daily reading throughout the week. by Naked on Cashmere
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I Want to Know Every Part of You: I want to know every part of you, every scar, every bruise, I want to trace the map of you, my fingers a compass, your freckles the constellations which in my heart I will chart so when I close my eyes I’ll have you in my stars forever. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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I Love Those Laughs: This week's theme is all about being free. And there's nothing more freeing than laughing until you cry. by Naked on Cashmere
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“I Dreamed a Dream” by Walt Whitman: Hi, Friday. This is day six of this week’s theme of DREAM. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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I Took Her Hand: Hi there, Monday. This is day two of this week’s theme of YOUTH. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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Her Love Came From Deep Within: Her love came from deep within a calm acceptance of who she was in the world a quiet respect for the face she saw in the mirror. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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She Flirted With Life: She flirted with life and life flirted right back with her, as if all the universe came more alive just for her and everything felt her glow. It was in the dew in the stars and the colors of the sky— they all shone bright as they could in the hopes to catch her eye. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Go Forth and Conquer: Go forth and conquer for the world is small and you are a giant and every step you take will make the ground shake as it rises to meet you. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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It Rained In Rome: It rained in Rome but when the sun came out it seemed fresh like a city made new and the ruins glimmered reminding me that nothing lasts forever not cities not kingdoms not rainstorms. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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To Be Honest: To be honest you scare me I’m terrified of letting you in of seeing myself more clearly through your eyes wondering if I’m good enough or if one day I’ll lose you but the truth is not having you at all scares me more than all the other truths of love and that thought makes me brave. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Freckles and Magic: Today's Atticus reading “Freckles and Magic” is a story of youth and the passing of time, and speaks to this week’s theme of impermanence - the sometimes sad reality that time is fleeting, and that we can only hold moments for so long. by Naked on Cashmere
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Sometimes It's The Ones We Only Meet in Moments: Sometimes it’s the ones we only meet in moments that stay with us the longest never diluted by the imperfections of reality but forever perfect in the perfect fade of memory. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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We've Moved On Now: We’ve moved on now but if I’m honest I am still a little bit in love with all the ways we were. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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We Drowned Out the Voices in Our Hearts: We drowned out the voices in our hearts that our love had run its course, for this night at least the old music played louder than the truth that beat beneath our shirts, and as the stars melted into morning we smiled at the old stories and left our love hanging in the air as we embarked alone on our tomorrows. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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"Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep" by Mary Elizabeth Frye: Hi, Monday. This is day two of this week’s theme of LOSS. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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If I Had All The Treasure In The World: Hey there, Tuesday. This is day three of this week’s theme of SIMPLICITY. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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I Woke Before Her: Hey, Tuesday. This is day three of this week’s theme of YOUTH. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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We Aspire: Hello, Friday. This is day six of this week’s theme of SIMPLICITY. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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"I Have Fallen" by Christopher Poindexter: Hello, Wednesday. This is day four of this week’s theme of DREAM. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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Somewhere In The Great Landscape of Time: Hi there, Friday. This is day six of this week’s theme of NATURE. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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I Wrote Madly In Youth: Hello, and welcome to another week of Naked on Cashmere. This week, Atticus explores the theme of YOUTH and invites you to take a moment each day to reflect on what this means to you. xx by Naked on Cashmere
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“i carry your heart with me” by e e cummings: "i carry your heart with me" by e e cummings i carry your heart with me (i carry it in my heart) i am never without it (anywhere i go you go,my dear; and whatever is done by only me is your doing,my darling) i fear no fate (for you are my fate,my sweet) i want no world (for beautiful you are my world,my true) and it's you are whatever a moon has always meant and whatever a sun will always sing is you here is the deepest secret nobody knows (here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud and the sky of the sky of a tree called life; which grows higher than the soul can hope or mind can hide) and this is the wonder that's keeping the stars apart i carry your heart (i carry it in my heart) by Naked on Cashmere
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On Those Nights: On those nights when the thick snow drifts through moonlight and the sky looks like falling stars close your eyes look up tongue out to the gods and feel the cool ash burn you. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Today I Opened A Book: Today I opened a book and found a flower that you’d pressed— it was orange and red and yellow and small. And in all ways it was our love gone now but beautiful still as the memory of something more. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Keep Your Kingdoms: Keep your kingdoms give me the open road the stars in the sky the smell of a campfire around the next bend and I will be as rich as any king. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Tell Me, She Said: Tell me, she said, about our house our children our garden about the lives we will have -- but he never could and it wasn't until she was gone that he understood that she never needed the house she only needed the dream. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Daughter of Mine: Daughter of mine— for your smiles, for your tears, for your skinned knees, and your broken hearts, for the love you give, and the love you find. For whatever you become, or don’t, it is far too late, I love you already, long before we ever meet. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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I Took Her Hand: I took her hand, and my heart beat fast as her warmth swallowed me up. A thousand times I’d run this trail but not with her. Her eyes were all that young love should be, and they lit me up in every look. We lay in shooting skies and freckled stars, and promised our love would last forever— and so in our forever it would there in a castle atop of Blueberry Hill, with silver moon rivers and sailing ships. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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We Aspire: We aspire only to live our lives well, to fall into the gentle to and fro of life, and the refrains of seasons and tides rocking us slowly & finally to sleep as old and loved as we can possibly be. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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I Woke Before Her: I woke before her and she slept on as the sun rose spilling light across our bed she was an angel in my sheets the girl I would draw if given a thousand years and only a promise she might one day come to life. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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There Is No Excuse: There is no excuse I’ve heard worthy to decline a request by a lady of reasonable morals and pleasant company for a skinny dip under a warm summer moon. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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You and I Are Stars: You and I are stars met once in the breath of a universe crossed only for a moment as the ebb and flow of dust and atoms. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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Go Forth And Conquer: Go forth and conquer for the world is small and you are a giant and every step you take will make the ground shake as it rises to meet you. xx Atticus by Naked on Cashmere
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