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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Poem of the Week: Jericho Brown

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Prayer of the Backhanded Not the palm, not the pear tree Switch, not the broomstick, Nor the closet ...
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Monday, June 28, 2010

Howl in the City - Poetry & Music Celebrating Ginsberg's Photos at the National Gallery

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BUSBOYS AND POETS AND SPLIT THIS ROCK PRESENT “HOWL” IN THE CITY FEATURING ANNE WALDMAN, KYP MALONE, AND MATTHEW HEMERLEIN --Night of P...
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Poem of the Week: Tara Betts

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Photo by: Dorothy Perry Understanding Tina Turner Quiet girl found a voice mama could not quell inside Nutbush City Limits. The baby bla...
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Friday, June 18, 2010

Poem of the Week: Lori Desrosiers

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That Pomegranate Shine Two brides arise from the river, shivering and shining like pomegranate seeds. – Words from an Armenian Song I was th...

June Sunday Kind of Love

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Sunday Kind of Love Sunday June 20, 2010 4-6 pm Featuring Holly Bass and participants from Fantastic Voyage: A Lyrical City Writing Workshop...
Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Write an elegy for the HUMMER

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Dear friends, Calling all poets! What would you write on a tombstone to bury the Hummer? The Hummer is dead. The militaristic, gas-guzzling,...

One Common Unity Call for Artwork in Response to BP Oil Spill - June 25 deadline

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Passing this along. Kudos to One Common Unity for calling us together in response to this disaster that has outraged and saddened all of us....
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Blog This Rock is a community forum sponsored by Split This Rock, an organization that calls poets to the center of public life and celebrates and promotes socially engaged poetry. You are invited to our nation’s capital for our next poetry festival in March 2016. Split This Rock Poetry Festival will feature readings, workshops, panel discussions on poetry and social change, youth programming, films, parties, and activism—a unique opportunity to hone our activist skills while we assess and debate the public role of the poet and the poem in times of crisis.
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