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Daily Audio Poems

Hosted by cie · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 50 episodes

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Episodes
50
Last ep.
9 days ago
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1m
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31
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Listen Score
24
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50
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About this podcast

Dailey Audio Poems is a quiet space for words that linger. Short audio poems about love, loss, healing, and being human—one moment at a time.Each episode delivers a single original poem, designed for deep listening and emotional clarity. These poems live in the in-between spaces: late nights, long walks, early mornings, and the moments when you need language for what you’re feeling. The writing is reflective, intimate, and stripped down—focused on memory, identity, mental health, and connection. Episodes are brief and self-contained, making this podcast easy to return whenever you need grow.

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About the host

cie hosts Daily Audio Poems, a arts show with 50 episodes published.

Recent episodes

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The Child They Couldn’t Claim

Feb 8, 20260mEp. 3S4

This is a poem about being the child who was edited out of the family album and who, after years of trying to shrink to fit, finally chooses to enlarge the frame until it is big enough to hold every unlovable, unacceptab

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The Inheritance I Refused

Feb 8, 20260m0

Emotional legacy passed down from family—specifically the toxic bundle of shame, control, conditional love, and fear of judgment—and choosing instead to nurture the one authentic, resilient part of the self that survived

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The Last Time I Explained Myself

Feb 8, 20260mEp. 2S4

This is a poem of quiet emancipation — the moment someone stops auditioning for understanding and starts protecting their own peace. It's deeply relatable to anyone who's ever felt chronically over-responsible for other

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The One Who Left the Table

Feb 8, 20261mEp. 1S4

about the long, often lonely work of choosing oneself when the first place you belonged could not (or would not) hold all of you — and about discovering that such a choice, far from being destructive, is the truest way t

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The Quiet Theft

Feb 1, 20260mEp. 4S5

The slow, silent erosion of hope through petty thefts of the common good — and one parent's quiet refusal to let the last light go out.

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The Portion That Vanished

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 3S5

A mother's quiet, enduring resolve to break the cycle of stolen aid and waiting lines for her daughter.

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Not Yet Broken

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 2S5

A quiet poem of stubborn decency in the face of endless corruption.

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A Slow Unmaking

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 1S5

A quiet, slow-grief poem about political disillusionment — the kind that doesn't explode into rage but settles in as chronic heaviness, accepted routine, and stubborn daily persistence anyway.

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What They Left Behind

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 5S5

The double-edged gratitude born from what corruption stole — and the quiet, sharpened resolve it leaves behind.

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Today I kept the Compliment

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 5S5

A quiet moment of self-acceptance — learning, just for today, to receive kindness without immediately throwing it away.

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The Scar That Learned to Smile

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 4S5

It’s about the slow, sunlit shift where a mark of breaking becomes a mark of enduring—and how simply telling the plain truth to one person can start to rewrite the story you tell yourself.

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The Room I stopped Leaving

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 3S5

It’s about exhaustion leading to presence, and how choosing to remain—without fanfare—becomes profound self-repair.

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Returning the Borrowed Shame

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 2S5

It’s about recognizing shame as someone else’s unpaid tenant, politely but firmly handing it back, and discovering your own voice in the stillness that follows.

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No More Waiting List

Jan 31, 20260mEp. 1S5

It captures the shift from conditional self-worth — "I'll love/approve of myself after I meet these endless requirements" — to radical, no-conditions self-permission: "You are already allowed to be here, as you are, righ

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Corner Table 7:15

Jan 23, 20261mEp. 3S5

Three years, same corner, same menu, same clams in white wine. Only the arrival time has changed. She sits where he used to, eats what he loved, leaves when she’s ready. The reflection in the glass no longer waits for co

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Table 14

Jan 23, 20261mEp. 2S5

A poem for the restaurant that changed its chairs but not its memories. Tea instead of cocktails. Empty chair as décor. The courage to sit with what was—and leave when the warmth has finished its work.

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After the Bill

Jan 23, 20261mEp. 1S5

A quiet elegy for the small rituals that outlive the relationship. The moment the check arrives alone—and it doesn’t hurt the way you expected.

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After All This Time

Jan 20, 20261m0

This poem is the gentle landing after a very long flight. It feels like the moment an older couple wakes in the same bed they’ve shared for decades, one reaching for the other out of habit before memory catches up, and t

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What Remains

Jan 20, 20261m0

This poem is the soft exhale at the end of a very long breath held through decades. It feels like the moment someone—older now, quieter now—sits alone at the kitchen table before the rest of the house wakes, coffee going

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The Years We Kept

Jan 20, 20261m0

This poem is a quiet, mature celebration of a long-shared life—spoken softly, almost in the dark, to the one person who has stayed beside you through it all. It feels like someone in their later years sitting alone for a

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Who is the host of Daily Audio Poems?

Daily Audio Poems is hosted by cie. The show is categorised under arts (books) and has published 50 episodes.

How many episodes does Daily Audio Poems have?

Daily Audio Poems has published 50 episodes.

What topics does Daily Audio Poems cover?

Daily Audio Poems regularly covers arts, books. It sits in the arts category, with a books focus.

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Daily Audio Poems is accessible for guests with genuine arts expertise. A personalised, episode-aware pitch will still outperform a generic one every time.

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How long are Daily Audio Poems episodes?

Episodes of Daily Audio Poems average 1 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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