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Capturing the poetry of Brooklyn one B.I.G. shot at a time. Shot of the Week. Shore Promenade, Bay Ridge. Shun Takino @shunsky.nyc. BIG Shot of the Week. Smack Mellon, DUMBO. Hopper visits Marcy Avenue. Marcy Avenue J/M/Z stop, Williamsburg. Marcy Avenue J/M/Z stop. The long day wanes. Hewes St J/M/Z stop, Williamsburg. Hewes St J/M/Z stop. A late summer walk. A silent evening in the summertime. Voorhies Ave and E. 14th St B/Q stop, Sheepshead Bay. Shun Takino @shunsky.nyc. Franklin Ave C/S stop, Bed-Stuy.
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Brooklyn Poets | Poet Of The Week
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Poet Of The Week. Poet Of The Week. 160; August 15 21, 2016. George Abraham is a Palestinian-American poet attending Swarthmore College. He competed in the College Union Poetry Slam Invitational (placing second out of 68 international teams), the National Poetry Slam and the Individual World Poetry Slam. His work has appeared or is forthcoming in Thrush. All this fluid &...
Brooklyn Poets | Poets Roster
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Poet Of The Week. Bushwick (now Ridgewood, Queens). Visiting for Reading Series.
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Home of our Yawp. Monday, August 22, 2016, 7 PM. Jason Koo, David Tomas Martinez, Danniel Schoonebeek, Sampson Starkweather, Joanna C. Valente and students. Join us for our summer Workshop Showcase on Monday, August 22, at 7 PM. And Joanna C. Valente. 8216;s workshop. The event is free and open to the public.
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Modesto “Flako” Jimenez. Is a Dominican-born actor, writer and arts educator raised in Brooklyn. He is the author of the poetry collection Oye, Para Mi Querido Brooklyn (Listen, For My Dear Brooklyn). An immersive theater piece set inside a cab (which he drove), garnering rave reviews from the New York Times. And Time Out New York. Is the founder and...
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Ghetto Hors d’Oeuvres. Poet Of The Week. 160; January 12 18, 2015. Is the author of the poetry collection LA Liminal. Kore Press, 2010) and several chapbooks, including Merrily, Merrily. Lame House Press, 2013) and Nonstop Pop. The second, electronic edition of the Gurlesque. Anthology, and of WEIRD SISTER. Podcast. Born and raised in Milwaukee, WI, she lives in Bed-Stuy. 160; we didn’t.
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Hamptons Poetry Retreat | For Instants
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June 13th, 2015. A few weekends ago was one of my favorites in a long time because it joined some of my favorite things in the world: poetry, fresh food, getting out of the city, and the beach. On Friday, I took the Long Island Railroad out to Hampton Bays to participate in a poetry retreat with Brooklyn Poets. I came back inspired and bubbling over with book suggestions. Just wanted to share a few photos of the weekend to remember it, all taken on my iPhone. Here’s a poem. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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The Glacier’s Wake. Poet Kjerstin Kauffman wrote a stellar review of my poem “Eve of the Ascent” for the 32 Poems Marginalia. Check out this terrific program: http:/ www.thebeatwithin.org. I’ve been volunteering with The Beat Within in Eugene this winter. It’s helping me remember the power of poetry. March 21, 2015: “‘The Eye Knows What to Skip’: Marianne Moore and the Environmental Poem.” Paper presentation at the 21st Century Moore Conference. Houston, Tx. July 27th, 2014: Reading with Brooklyn Poets.
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A big thank you to our 2016 lineup! To host a reading at the 7th Annual New York City Poetry Festival in 2017, fill out this form. Featuring Taikeya J, DuceGeez, Cristina C, Joshua Delgado. Featuring Eduardo Martinez-Leyva, Elizabeth Onusko, Catherine Pond, Lucy Wainger. Founded in November 2010, The Adroit. Journal Summer Mentorship Program, a free, entirely online program that pairs high school students from around the world with established mentors. Apogee Journal and Winter Tangerine. Winter Tangerin...
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Bruce Cost Ginger Beer. Coast to Coast Poetry Press Collective. Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. Great Weather For Media. New York Distilling Company. New York State Council on the Arts. Vermont College of Fine Arts. A big thank you to our 2016 sponsors! To become a sponsor of the 7th Annual New York City Poetry Festival in 2017, check out these sponsorship options. And then contact us nycpofest@gmail.com. Hashtag early. Hashtag often. #NYCPOFEST.
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A big thank you to our 2016 vendors! To become a vendor at the 7th Annual New York City Poetry Festival in 2017, fill out this form. Alexis M. Collazo. An artist collection of mandala styled art displayed and sold in different material forms, such as prints, stickers, clothes and jewelry. Andy’s Italian Ices offers over 45 flavors of delicious, gourmet water and crème ices. We are mobile all over NYC and available for catering! Apogee Journal and Winter Tangerine. Is a literary journal specializing in ar...
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I wish one day to be reclaimed. I wish to be pierced through the breast. I wish for my heart to be clenched tightly. By the smooth grips of her extended beak. I wish that all goodness, love, and joy flood every chamber. By the moment she excises it from my body. I wish it flown swiftly to the interior edge of the tropopause. By a desperate ascent against the pulls of gravity and mortality. I wish for angelic resuscitation there at journey's almost-end. By a merciful Virtue. I have an enemy-. Till joy top...
Brooklyn Poetry | Spoken from the heart, Word from the start.
Spoken from the heart, Word from the start. July 31, 2015. The world stand still for a moment. Each night at sunset. To pause and watch the light fade,. As if to acknowledge the sun. For a job well done–. We’ll see you when we spin round again,. How fun will that be but, sun,. For a moment let’s pour out one. For the day’s work and guiding light. And to welcome the transition to the dark of night. Where stars pepper the fabric of space. Black but for the glow. Of these New York City lights. This me, my, I.
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Brooklyn Poetry: Capicu
Wednesday, December 30, 2009. First things first. what does it mean? In the game of Dominos, el Capicu is a very special winning piece that covers both ends, it is the ultimate finishing move. Any piece can become the Capicu, with the right mixture of skill and fate. The Fichas (as dominos are sometimes called) are slammed down on the table for emphasis, in celebration! We are a grassroots cultural house of poetry and performing arts in New York City, formed in Brooklyn. Posted by PaPo Swiggity. As a hos...
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Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Memberships & Donations. Poet Of The Week. Celebrating and cultivating the poets, poetry and literary heritage of Brooklyn, the birthplace of American poetry. Are you looking for a mentor to critique your poems, but without the time or money to invest in a workshop or writing program? Are you a mentor poet looking for work? Join us on the Bridge! 25 off for members, $10 off for returning students. Poet Of The Week. From June 29 to July 2!
Brooklyn Poets Submission Manager
Ends on January 29, 2017. Submit 4-5 poems (7 pgs max), published or unpublished. Include a cover letter describing your writing background, interest in a particular workshop, and financial need (150-300 words).
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Brooklyn Point of View
Brooklyn Point of View. Common sense. With no pulled punches. Sunday, November 4, 2012. Sorry I Ate Your Peanuts. My brother told me a story not too long ago. It’s funny as all get out. I want to share it with you and then I have a serious point to make. But first levity…. As everyone tried not to hurl, my brother hollered with laughter. Boy was he glad he didn’t eat any of those peanuts! Which brings me to my point. What are you feeding yourself? How many people have touched it before you? That was over...
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