Gina Loring was the first slam poet I ever heard. I was on a college visit to the small liberal arts school where I ended up spending the last three and a half years. A small stage was set up with a tall microphone and a slender woman with powerful words. “You move me.” She wrote in the second person. Speaking to someone in between us her audience. “You move me like a long, cool drink of water after the steepest hike on the hottest day.” Was she talking to us? To man or to God? Continue reading
Foreigners, Slam Poetry and el “Dia del Turkey”
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