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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 34 MIN

Poetry Reading with Tristan Buttigieg

from Present Poetry · host Erynn Crittenden

Tristan Buttigieg is a passionate poet, musician, singer-songwriter, and artist. His debut poetry collection, Have Nine Lives, explored the complexities of the human experience. In his follow-up collection, Pearlesque, Buttigieg delves deeper into themes of love, hope, loss, resilience, transformation, and self-discovery. With lyrical verses that blend beauty and raw emotion, Pearlesque invites readers on a journey of reflection and healing.As a multifaceted artist, Buttigieg’s work spans poetry, music, and visual art, reflecting his belief in the transformative power of creative expression. Central to his vision is the idea that art is open to interpretation, encouraging readers to bring their unique perspectives to his work.Tristan has been interviewed and mentioned in various media outlets, including the Bucks County Herald, 89.7 WDVR, and numerous podcasts, where his work has been celebrated for its emotional depth and creative authenticity. He has also performed his music and poetry across the Doylestown, New Hope, and Philadelphia areas, captivating audiences with his distinctive blend of genres and heartfelt performances.Find him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Patreon!

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