Babette's Gift April 1997 | Poets that Light Your Creative Fire

APRIL 1997
T H E RAVEN C H R O N I C L E S

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`Poets that Light Your Creative Fire`

April, 1997 National Poetry Month

Write about the poet and/or poem who/that turns you on, that lights your creative fires.

Work to Do. Deborah A. Miranda
thanks Indian, survivor, woman, the poet Chrystos.

On Aime Cesaire's "Return to My Native Land".
Michael Hureaux-Perez writes about the poet as anitidote to gumbo ya ya.

Resurrection. Nik Chatfield, always too afraid of addiction
to mess with heroin, addresses Steven Jesse Bernstein.

Pivotal poets. Bill Shively thanks his mentors Cid Corman and Harold Norse.

Submit to Babette's Gift, Find out Next Months Theme.

© The Raven Chronicles 1997

APRIL 1997		T H E RAVEN C H R O N I C L E S

`contents`		`Poets that Light Your Creative Fire` April, 1997 National Poetry Month Write about the poet and/or poem who/that turns you on, that lights your creative fires. Work to Do. Deborah A. Miranda thanks Indian, survivor, woman, the poet Chrystos. On Aime Cesaire's "Return to My Native Land". Michael Hureaux-Perez writes about the poet as anitidote to gumbo ya ya. Resurrection. Nik Chatfield, always too afraid of addiction to mess with heroin, addresses Steven Jesse Bernstein. Pivotal poets. Bill Shively thanks his mentors Cid Corman and Harold Norse. Submit to Babette's Gift, Find out Next Months Theme.
		© The Raven Chronicles 1997