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Events - Poetry Grove
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SCHEDULE OF READINGS IN 2015*:. In 2014, we held readings on selected Sunday afternoons in June, July, September and October. Reading in 2015 will be on. Sunday, September 27th, from 2:00 to 3:00. We hope to return to a more frequent schedule in 2016.). To be assured of receiving notification of our next open reading, consider joining our group e-mail list. Click on the "Reminders" tab above. Note: the dates and times we read may differ from those posted. Create a free website.
Directions - Poetry Grove
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Enter your destination as "Sixth Avenue and Quince Dr, San Diego, CA 92103." www.SDCommute.com. Take the Quince Street West. 3 From Hillcrest or Downtown San Diego. Take First, Fourth, or Sixth Avenue to Upas. (Cross streets with names of trees are in alphabetical order.) Turn (east) on Upas. That is, from Hillcrest turn left; from Downtown, turn right. Keep going on Upas until you reach some traffic lights at Sixth and Upas. Lean it against one of the magnolia trees that shade the Poetry Bench.
Reminders? - Poetry Grove
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Would you like to receive monthly/semi-monthly reminders of Poetry Grove Poets' readings? Click on the "Contact Us" tab above. Thanks to your interest and support, we keep growing. As of our last update, we had over 100 names on our group list! Create a free website.
The Bench - Poetry Grove
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The magical Poetry Bench is the brainchild of local sustainable builder, Candace Vanderhoff. She designed it. With a group of local artists, she built it. To learn more about the building of the Bench- and read articles from some local publications- visit www.PoetryBench.com. The Bench is vulnerable to the elements, especially rain. At least once a year Candace generously contributes her time and talent to restore and maintain it. Would you be willing to contribute labor to help her? Create a free website.
Location - Poetry Grove
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End of San Diego's beautiful Balboa Park, in the middle of a block. The Redwood Bridge Club is to the north; Quince Drive is to the south; Sixth Avenue is to the west; Balboa Drive is to the east. 3/4 of a block. Of 3004 Sixth Avenue. Of Balboa Drive. (Balboa Drive is a one-way street, parallel to Sixth Avenue and 1 block east of Sixth Avenue.). When you find the Bench- and hear yourself crunching fallen leaves underfoot. You'll know you're there. Note: the last 30-40 feet to the Bench are unpaved.
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Poets at Bench - Poetry Bench
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Open Poetry reading - First Sunday of the Month, 12 Noon. Poetry Grove Poets Group has a website and you can find their schedule here. If you would like us to post your Poetry Bench event here please write us using the contact form. Poets say bench has value that goes far beyond words. Saturday, August 15, 2009. BALBOA PARK — Even a place as well-known as Balboa Park holds surprises. Ldquo;Lots of sweet moments at the bench,” Vanderhoff said. And this afternoon, it will be the site of the 10th annual Poe...
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poetry and songs from the maker of the grill
Poetry and songs from the maker of the grill. You wanted to read it, here you go. it sucks, so i'll assure you that i'm not pursuing a career in the field of literary arts. Tuesday, May 21, 2002. Is this the way it's gonna be? You and me and ten thousand reasons to disbelieve. You never gave me cause for gratitude. No incentive to change my attitude. And you've still got the things to. Make me die for you. die while i'm. Pretending that i'm something when you're not around. Yeah you watch me. You've let ...
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Christ-follower. Soul lover. Poet. Melanalien. November 9, 2016. I stood in darkness. As gravel rumbled beneath my feet. Salted tears raced down my cheeks. And let bitterness consume my tongue. His tombstone began to shake. As it cracked in two. Lady Liberty wiped the date of death. And wiped my tears. He emerged like the sun at dawn. Slowly, unclear, burning. He was a mixture of red sunburned skin. And flames that danced atop his head. When he smiled his cackled lips bled. My eyes opened wide. Ldquo;Don...
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PICTURE YOURSELF sitting on a blanket, a portable chair, or a one-of-a-kind clay bench. Above you are tall magnolia trees. Their shiny green leaves, white blossoms, and pods with red seeds add color to your afternoon. On hot days, their shade soothes you. You spot squirrels chasing each other across branches, leaping from tree to tree. You're sitting in an informal circle of individuals from diverse backgrounds. You feel welcome, accepted. Read aloud. You will. Be pressured to read. Then it hits you: with.
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Poetry of all sorts. Kurt Vonnegut quote about Life. Be soft. Don’t let the world make you hard. Don’t let the pain make you hate. Don’t let the bitterness … Read More. Some wisdom from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. If we could read the secret history of our enemies, we should find in each man’s life sorrow and suffering … Read More. To Hope by John Keats. WHEN by my solitary hearth I sit, And hateful thoughts enwrap my soul in gloom; When no fair dreams before … Read More. Winter Stores by Charlotte Brontë.
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Elisabeth Guerrier . Poésie gérontophile. J'ai plongé en apnée dans le chambardement des lettres. Tenté d'atteindre page après page l'incorruptible, heure après heure l'apparition. La baie du livre grande ouverte éclairant les tréfonds. La pensée métallique des experts, les poignets fragiles des poètes. Tissant de leurs lignes de force un filet de sureté. Pour m'ériger mieux, un peu plus me tendre dans le temps. Mon crâne est poreux, mes mains moites. Engloutie sous l'ombre sans nuance de son envers.
Gui Souza
Ndash; Neil Gaiman (via mysimplereminders. Posted 2 months ago. Larr; REBLOG THIS POST. About to send someone a message*. If they wanted to have any kind of contact w/ you they would have initiated it. Alright, neat, neat concept, but communication is actually a two-way street so. They have no desire to speak to you and never have any desire to speak to you, ever. they never think of you. they will never think of you, at all, ever, even in passing. you are nothing. Me, tossing my phone out the window:.
