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Breathing In Spanish · Apr 22, 2025

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Marlena Maduro Baraf · Breathing In Spanish

daffodils, tulips, forsythia
shower of pale pink flowering
trees, pale lavender snowflakes
notions of mind

Dear friends,

There is a profusion of wonderful events in the next several weeks. For those who live near Westchester and NYC, here are just a few.

Renewal: Music and Poetry - Scarsdale Public Library
Saturday, April 26, 2:30 pm

It's the second year that community poets are sponsoring a collaborative poetry and jazz event at the Scarsdale Library alongside the Adult Jazz Ensemble from Hoff-Barthelson Music School.

It’s free. I’ll be there. You can register here.

Reading and reception for poet Elaine Sexton to celebrate her newest collection, Site Specific, just published by Grid Books
Chappaqua Library - Wednesday, May 7, 7 pm

Elaine is a beloved mentor to many and a beautiful poet. At the end of readings Elaine will have copies of her book for sale. I will be there along with other local poets. More information here.

Nuestras Voces (Our Voices) - Celebrating Latin Culture in the United States - City Winery, New York City - Sunday, May 4, 1 pm

Writers Read, a literary forum, creates performing opportunities for writers that translate to rich, delightful events for guests. On May 4, they are hosting "Nuestras Voces" at City Winery. There will be 13 writers performing short, personal stories (5 minutes each). I am honored to be part of this cast of talented writers. Writers Read programs are lovingly curated by Ed McCann and his team, placing a strong emphasis on the craft of writing. If you are a writer, check out past events and themes of future events.

To buy tickets, click here.

April is poetry month established in 1966 by the Academy of American Poets — It’s meant to remind us that poets are essential, in times of grief, in moments of beauty.

What will you be doing during this beautiful season?

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