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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. Find more on our. Call us: (517) 884-1932 Contact Information. Call MSU: (517) 355-1855. MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. What is the Center for Poetry? The Center for Poetry is an organization that opened in the fall of 2007 to encourage the reading, writing, and discussion of poetry and to create an awareness of the place and power of poetry in our everyday lives. We think about this in a number of ways, including through readings, shows, community outreach, and workshops. We are at work building a poetry community in the greater Lansing area. We are housed within the. Meter spots are avail...

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. Our newsletter goes out every two weeks and is a great way to keep up with our events, as well as other literary events in the Greater Lansing area. Please e-mail cpoetry@msu.edu. If you have an event you'd like us to include in our newsletter. You can also contact us at that address to submit a poem and recipe for our Poetry Potluck section of the newsletter. Subscribe to our mailing list. Call us: (517) 884-1932 Contact Information. Call MSU: (517) 355-1855.

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. All events are free and open to the public. Fall 2016 Calendar of Events. Annual Used Book Sale. 9 am - 7 pm, NE corner of Farm and Shaw Lanes. Evergreen Haiku Study Group, with Michele Root-Bernstein. 1-3 pm, Snyder C301. 7 pm, RCAH Theatre. Evergreen Haiku Study Group, with Michele Root-Bernstein. 1-3 pm, Snyder C301. Afternoon Conversation 3 pm, LookOut! Reading 7 pm, RCAH Theatre. Afternoon Conversation 3 pm, LookOut! Reading 7 pm, RCAH Theatre. 1-3 pm, Snyder C301.

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Festival of Listening

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. The Festival of Listening. April 5, 2016. Poetry is not only meant to be written, but to be heard too! Every spring, the Center for Poetry sponsors the Festival of Listening, an event where volunteers from the community perform untranslated poetry in languages other than English. If you'd like to read a poem, click the Sign Up button above OR e-mail cpoetry@msu.edu. And indicate your name and the author, title, and language of the poem. Poems need not be original.

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. Annual Used Book Sale. Thursday, Sept. 22. 9 AM - 7 PM. NE Corner of Farm and Shaw Lanes. Thousands of volumes to choose from, with everything from anthologies to cookbooks to novels, textbooks, poetry, classics, coffee table and children's books, and even some vintage periodicals. Click here for more events. 2016 Fall Writing Series. Click on the image for information about our Fall Writing Series. Sign up for our newsletter. Submissions are open for the 1st biannual.

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Spring Poetry Festival

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. 2016 Spring Poetry Festival. Poet, editor, and educator Tarfia Faizullah. Was born in 1980 in Brooklyn, NY and raised in west Texas. She received an MFA in poetry from Virginia Commonwealth University and is the author of Seam. Afternoon conversation: 3 pm,. Reading: 7 pm,. Is the author of System of Ghosts. Lindsay will be judging this year's Annie Balocating Undergraduate Prize for Poetry. The winner of which she will announce at her reading. Afternoon conversation: 3 pm,.

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Benvenuto Prize

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. Richard Benvenuto High School Poetry Competition. The 2015 winners. From left: Brendan Burke (Honorable Mention), Annie Klusendorf (1st Place), Alexander McLaren (3rd Place). Not pictured: Jessica Schultz (2nd Place). Each fall, the RCAH Center for Poetry holds the Richard Benvenuto High School Poetry Competition, cosponsored by the Mid-Michigan chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters. E-mail us at cpoetry@msu.edu. Congratulations to all of our participants!

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Patterns of Rhythm, Rhyme and Order | Poetry Discovers

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The Art of Writing. Pictures that Move You. Cut and Pasting the Imagination. Patterns of Rhythm, Rhyme and Order. May 17, 2013. By Wicked Lovely Films. In my CCAS Poetry as Discovery class this week, we talked about rhythm, rhyme and order as important aspects of poetry, but also urgent aspects of life. Patterns are such a requisite building block of life as are the need to break out of them at times. My students concluded by writing beautiful haikus. The Harlem Dancer by: Claude McKay (1890-1948). The w...

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Poetry Chalking

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Wheelbarrow Books Poetry Prize. Does nature inspire you? Do you enjoy drawing with chalk? Every fall semester, the Center for Poetry arranges a poetry chalking on MSU's campus to meet students and spread the joy of poetry. We provide the chalk; feel free to bring a poem of your own, or use the ones we provide with the chalk! Call us: (517) 884-1932 Contact Information. Call MSU: (517) 355-1855. MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer.