Category: Poetry reading
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Caffe Lena Poetry Night video with Prostko, Graham, and McCoy, Feb. 3, 2021
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Join me for a holiday poetry reading on December 10, 2020, free on Zoom.
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We’re all adding brushstrokes to a much larger mural than any one of us can hold
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The arts validate those who question and help close the chasms between us.
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Angela Nardin sings “The Nearness of You” by Ned Washington and Hoagey Carmichael at Hudson River Music Hall on September 17, 2017 It’s not always the evanescent wonder of words that entices readers. It’s just knowing when to say “no[t].” It wasn’t just Hoagey Carmichael’s ear for a tune that made “The Nearness of You”…
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Keening from Kathleen McCoy on Vimeo. Chapbook More Water Than Words by Kathleen McCoy, Finishing Line Press, 2017. Thanks to Marilyn McCabe for the tutorial on using iMovie.
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“So real it sears my hands, this / drawing, Celtic oak of two minds . . . .”
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Poets know black holes. Our heads are full of them at times. As are our houses. And our calendars. Or is it just me? I’m focusing on white holes at the moment. True, to discuss them “we may have to go out on an astronomical limb” (PBS Nova, “Are White Holes Real?”); nevertheless, the concept of an inverse to…
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