Ruth Awad reads "Once All the Hounds Had Been Called Home" by Meg Day

The transcript is a poetic exploration of love, nature, and personal transformation. It begins with an introduction to a favorite poem, followed by vivid imagery of nature and love. The speaker uses metaphors to compare love to bullets and comets, emphasizing its intensity and impact. The narrative concludes with a transformation through love, leading to self-reflection and kindness.

In what ways does the poem reflect on the concept of love and its complexities?

Discuss the role of the heart as a symbol in the poem.