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Poets (speak out) Against Hate: 53 poets read

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Poets (speak out) Against Hate: 53 poets read on February 13, 2016, Saturday, 2-5 p.m., at The Seattle Public Library’s Central Library. 1000 Fourth Avenue. They are reading one (1) poem, 1-2 minutes max. Readings in English, Spanish, Farsi, Arabic and Russian. The reading is “family friendly” and kids of all ages are invited. This community event is co-sponsored by: The Seattle Public Library, It’s About Time Writers, Raven Chronicles, 4Culture, Jack Straw Cultural Center, and the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture.



LIST OF POETS READING

  1. Paul Hunter, The Tar Pit

  2. Claudia Castro Luna, Who says roses don’t come from ideas?

  3. Jorge Enrique Gonzalez Pacheco w/Katherine Wickhorst, Escritos Ineditos / Unpublished Writings

  4. Katherine Grace Bond, Stones

  5. Ann Teplick, The Hope That Love Will Win

  6. Anna Balint, Grandson

  7. Esther Altshul Helfgott, Pantoum for Northgate Mosque, for Mitra and Payam

  8. Jose Carrillo, Checks & Balances

  9. Phoebe Bosche, There’s Always Sarajevo

  10. Rebecca Woods Meredith, Security

  11. Ann Batchelor Hursey, In Afghanistan

  12. Mare Hake, The Tripping Ground

  13. Larry Crist, Fight Lessons

  14. Priscilla Long, Lecture to a Girlfriend

  15. Lydia Swartz, I married this guy when I was 18 to get it over with…

  16. Mitra Lotfi Shemirani, I have pinned the map

  17. Payam Fotouhiyehpour, poet-killing

  18. Jack Remick, Daesh Slaughters the Bearded Bull

  19. Raul Sanchez, If My Hands Could Talk

  20. Clear, A Reading from the Book of Man

  21. Steve Potter, Rainier Avenue South

  22. Michael Daley, War Crimes

  23. Marianne Weltmann, Semantic Sonnet for a Sunday Morning

  24. Georgia S. McDade, Georgia’s Time

  25. Carmelo Gonzalez w/Jose Carrillo, Asedio/Siege

  26. Julene Tripp Weaver, This World Layered with Memories of Tragedy

  27. David Tookey, Spring’s Finest Yellow

  28. Angelica Guillen, so speaks my pain

  29. Larry H. Ebersole, Appeal

  30. Jorge Vilchiz, w/Jose Carrillo, Tu Rostro/Your Face

  31. Jacqueline Ware, Driven to Distraction: The KKK Effect

  32. Christine Clarke, Love/Hate

  33. Lola E. Peters, Free Admission

  34. Victor Fuentes, Mi Hogar/Where I Live

  35. Leszek Chudzinski, I’m A Homeless Man

  36. Robert Francis Flor, The Plagues

  37. Bridget Yule, How?

  38. Reneene Robertson, Creative Genius

  39. Lawrence Matsuda, (Read by Paul Hunter) Just a Short Note to Say Something You Already Know, For Donald’s Daughter, Ivanka Trump

  40. Kevin J. O’Conner, I have questions

  41. Jourdan Keith, Tick Tock

  42. Catherine Sutthoff Slaton, Unum Theoria

  43. Claire Jackson, Past Tense

  44. Laura Gonzalez, Desplome / Collapse

  45. Lyn Coffin, A Weekday Dinner

  46. David Fewster, It’s Hard To Get A Good Lunch, Anymore

  47. Thomas Hubbard, Coffeeshop, Lower Queen Anne

  48. Katelyn Durst, Why is the City of Flint allowed to Waste Away?

  49. Catherine Salman, Perhaps One Should

  50. Valeria Viniarskaia w/Leszek Chudzinski, Gratitude

  51. M Anne Sweet, Sun Dance

  52. Faiza Sultan, I have plenty of things

  53. Kat Humphrey, Giddy and the Gorgeous Fruit: Post-Valentine’s-Day Shopping

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