Mobile Poetry Panel QI 2018

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This year's beautiful poems, read by their talented poets, are: 1. Qiana Cutts, “Pusher” 2. Glenn Phillips, “First Love” 3. Fiona Murray “3 Haiku’s, Writing Outside” 4. Craig Gingrich-Philbrook, “My Death” 5. A.B., “Cacophony of Breath” 6. Stacy Holman Jones & Anne Harris, “Small White Dog” 7. Charlie Hope Dorsey, “Black Majic” 8. Jonathan Wyatt, “When I Think of You” 9. Hill L. Waters w/ music from We Levitate, “The Stakes Are” 10. Sandra Faulkner, “Radical Feminist Wake for Courtland Sykes” & “Crank up the Feminism” 11. Ron Pelias, “Sycophants” 12. Robin Boylorn, “Unsung Poem” 13. Tami Spry, “Cherry Red” 14. Glenn Phillips, “Dinner at Annie’s” 15. Karen Werner & Deanna Shoemaker, “Duet for 4 feet”

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