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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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A poetry reader seeking language for courage, soul, place, and difficult transitions through David Whyte's poems and reflections.
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- David WhyteThe publication this guide is about
- Miranda JulyAdds intimate experimental writing about art, connection, and personal change.
- Two Sylvias Press' Weekly MuseAdds poetry prompts, press news, and a recurring invitation to write.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- David Whyte announced a three-part September series exploring inner authority as a compass through restless times.
- Two Sylvias Press published a new Weekly Muse entry offering free access to fresh poetic inspiration.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
David Whyte Announces 'The Soul's Authority' September Series
The takeaway: David Whyte announced a new three-part series titled 'The Soul's Authority: Our Star of Navigation in a Restless World.' Inspired by a phrase heard in Ireland, the sessions explore shifting identity from surface complexity to deep inner simplicity.
Concrete details
- Meets across three Sundays on September 13th, 20th, and 27th.
- Examines the soul as a faculty of belonging that orders life's complexities.
Why it matters for this reader: This series offers you precise language for courage and grounding as you navigate difficult life transitions and seek a deeper sense of belonging.
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02 / main
David Whyte Shares Visual Reflection on an Etruscan Tomb
The takeaway: David Whyte shared a quiet visual reflection featuring an Etruscan tomb. The post highlights photography captured by Bodi Hallett to explore memory and sacred place.
Concrete details
- Features original photography by Bodi Hallett.
- Focuses on an ancient Etruscan tomb structure.
Why it matters for this reader: It offers you a contemplative visual anchor to reflect on memory, place, and stillness in your personal poetic practice.
Original sourcesDavid Whyte
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Two Sylvias Press Releases Latest Weekly Muse Edition
The takeaway: Two Sylvias Press published its July 26 edition of the Weekly Muse. Readers can access the post for free or through a paid subscription.
Concrete details
- Published for the week of July 26, 2026.
- Accessible through a free post claim or paid subscription.
Why it matters for this reader: It gives you an additional source of creative prompts to support your ongoing exploration of poetry and soul.
Original sourcesTwo Sylvias Press' Weekly Muse
Action items
- Reserve your September Sundays starting September 13th for David Whyte's three-part live series.
- Claim the free Weekly Muse post from Two Sylvias Press to gather new writing prompts.
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David Whyte Announces 'The Soul's Authority'
- September 2026 - "The Soul's Authority"David Whyte · Included
David Whyte Shares Etruscan Tomb Visual Reflection
- Etruscan TombDavid Whyte · Included
Two Sylvias Press Releases Weekly Muse
- Two Sylvias' Weekly Muse: July 26, 2026Two Sylvias Press' Weekly Muse · Included
Miranda July Studio
- Thank you for comingMiranda July · Read, not included
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Use poetry and reflection to find language for change, courage, and inner authority.[1][2][3]
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A poetry reader seeking language for courage, soul, place, and difficult transitions through David Whyte's poems and reflections.[1][2]
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- CouragePublic issue[2]
- Etruscan TombPublic issue[3]
- September 2026 - "The Soul's Authority"Sun, 26 Jul 2026[4]