The First Swallow
Bite Sized Boreham ©: A Celebration of Instinct and Immortality
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The First Swallow
Narrated by:
Jake Clifty
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Narrated by:
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Jake Clifty
About this listen
In this luminous addition to the "Bite Sized Boreham" series, F.W. Boreham captures the fleeting joy of spotting The First Swallow of spring, weaving a tapestry of reflection on nature, human connection, and the divine. With his characteristic eloquence, Boreham draws from literature, history, and scripture to explore the swallow’s migratory instinct as a symbol of humanity’s shared longing and eternal hope. This concise, heart-stirring essay invites listeners to pause and ponder the timeless fellowship of life’s simple wonders. Perfect for a quiet moment, The First Swallow is a bite-sized treasure that resonates long after listening.
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