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Nature Can Be Healing

"I had to have a conversation with the river," says Kim Simonsen, who was a guest in the cultural program Kultura. The river he grew up with in Strandir has almost disappeared under roads and construction. But in the memories she lives on. In the new book, the river becomes a main character, with whom the poet conducts a conversation about life, time and what has settled in the body. Kim Simonsen points out that we humans often see nature as som…
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Nature Can Be Healing

"I had to have a conversation with the river," says Kim Simonsen, who was a guest in the cultural program Kultura. The river he grew up with in Strandir has almost disappeared under roads and construction. But in the memories she lives on. In the new book, the river becomes a main character, with whom the poet conducts a conversation about life, time and what has settled in the body. Kim Simonsen points out that we humans often see nature as som…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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