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## [Two souls, warring still](https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/poeticvee/episodes/Two-souls--warring-still-e3eerkk)

_2026-01-31 · Vee · Buttercup on Melancholy Hill_

Living with two selves. One the world sees, one you know is real. In this episode, we discuss W.E.B. DuBois’ double consciousness from “Strivings of the Negro People”, explore the tension of being misseen, and reflect on reclaiming your whole self—soft, strong, and unapologetically human. Royalty Free Music from Tunetank.comTrack: Harmony in the Soul by Rage…

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## [The Bible According to Judas](https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/poeticvee/episodes/The-Bible-According-to-Judas-e35a63e)

_2025-07-09 · Vee · Buttercup on Melancholy Hill_

In this episode of Buttercup on Melancholy Hill , we peel back the layers of Judas Iscariot—not just as a betrayer, but as a broken man who couldn’t believe he was still loved. We explore the tension between prophecy and free will, guilt and grace, and ask the question no one wants to touch: Could Judas have been forgiven? And if he had waited just three more days— Would he have seen the love that…

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## [To Swallow the Divine: Faith, Flesh & the Black Body](https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/poeticvee/episodes/To-Swallow-the-Divine-Faith--Flesh--the-Black-Body-e342hnj)

_2025-06-10 · Vee · Buttercup on Melancholy Hill_

In this episode of Buttercup on Melancholy Hill , we delve into the multifaceted meanings of consumption—bodily, spiritual, and psychological—through Vincent Woodard’s The Delectable Negro and the writings of Olaudah Equiano. What does it mean to be consumed by a faith that was forced upon you? How can the same religion that justified slavery become a source of personal salvation? Through poetry,…

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