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Come join a community of readers who meet the 4th Monday of each month to hear poetry and discuss its curious powers.
Come join a community of readers who meet the 4th Monday of each month to hear poetry and discuss its curious powers. Discussions facilitated by Paola Bruni, Elaine Fletcher Chapman, and Jessica Cohn. Registration encouraged. Walk-ins welcome.
October's conversation centers on Tony Hogland:
Don’t take it personal, they said;
But I did, I took it all quite personal—
the breeze and the river and the color of the fields;
the price of grapefruit and stamps,
the wet hair of women in the rain—
From “Personal” by Tony Hoagland
Jane Kenyon takes the focus in November:
I got out of bed
on two strong legs.
It might have been
otherwise. I ate
cereal, sweet
milk, ripe, flawless
peach. It might
have been otherwise.
From “Otherwise” by Jane Kenyon
Naomi Shihab Nye is December's featured poet:
Letters swallow themselves in seconds.
Notes friends tied to the doorknob,
transparent scarlet paper,
sizzle like moth wings,
marry the air.
From “Burning the Old Year” by Naomi Shihab Nye
AGE GROUP: | Adults 18+ years |
EVENT TYPE: | Poetry |