[Yale-readings] what's YOUR favorite poem?

[Nancy Kuhl]

>ORDINARY EVENING READING SERIES
>invites you to its first-ever
>OUR FAVORITE POEMS NIGHT
>
>
>It is fatal in the moon and empty there, wrote Wallace Stevens,
>
>But here in New Haven—since Every Month Is Poetry Month—Tuesday May 1 is 
>the night to read a poem you love, a poem you wrote, a poem your friend 
>wrote. . . Bring your writing group and bring your poems, or bring the 
>poems that inspire you, or just bring your listening self.  We'll read 
>selections from Stevens's "An Ordinary Evening in New Haven" and other 
>poems we love. We only ask that you limit your reading to one poem under 
>five minutes, so everyone gets a turn.
>
>As always, the reading will start at 7 PM in the Mermaid Room, downstairs 
>at the Anchor Bar, 272 College St. in New Haven (203) 865-1512. No cover 
>charge; drinkers and teetotalers alike are welcome.
>
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