The Village Poets Monthly Readings present poets and musicians of note, since 2010 over 60 poets have read their work. The reading on Sunday will take place at Bolton Hall Museum in Tujunga (10110 Commerce Ave. Tujunga, CA 91042) and will include two segments of open mike and refreshments. You can read more about this reading and other poets featured at Bolton Hall Museum on the Village Poets Blog.
MARGARET SAINE
Lit Angels (=Literature Angels ~ Angels of Light) is a collection of poetry inspired by literature and the arts. Written in English, the volume includes several translations into German, Arabic, French and Italian.
The Tree Outside
Above the window sill
the minuscule stippled leaves
dance in the breeze
Mulberry trunk
cut by the window sill
as if as if—
By inner eye we know
the tree to be intact
Trunk reaches down to roots
where the atoms come from
roots and trunk
spread into sky
rhizomes breathing
the vital breath
that sustains us
(c) by Margaret Saine, from Lit Angels
Lit Angels by Margaret Saine
96 pages (xiv + 82 pages), illustrated with 14 photographs by Saine
Moonrise Press, February 2017
Distributed by Lulu.com, soon on Amazon and other online sites.
Paperback, ISBN 978-1-945938-02-3, $15.00
Color Paperback, ISBN 978-1-945938-04-7 , $35.00
EBook, for iTunes, Nook, etc., ISBN 978-1-945938-05-4, $10.00
ABOUT LIT ANGELS
This book is Margaret's elegant, wise, and worldly oeuvre - a distilled reflection of her sagesse and sophistication. Enjoy it!
~ Mani Suri
Like her photography, Ute’s poems breathe movement, shadow and light that immediately transports the reader to the experience of moving within the social fabric of her woven words.
~ Virginia Jasmin Pasalo, poet, editor of "The Tree Anthology," Manila, the Philippines
The poetics of Margaret Saine is a pleasant flight, ranging back and forth between sigifiers and the signified, giudiciously exploring art and nature. Each element is endowed with meaning, connecting it with human presence and human feeling. Under the poet’s gaze, a movement in time occurs that returns it to us, it tells us of other voices who are leaving traces in personal and universal history. An interesting, marvelous exchange occurs between the forms of being and their most profound abode, like a window to the sun, opening and smiling at us.
~ Rita Stanzione, poet and science instructor, Salerno, Italy
Right after the reading all guests and poets are invited to the Back Door Bakery and Cafe for the Artist's Reception celebrating "Rose of Roses" photography exhibition by Maja Trochimczyk - during the Oscar Night at the Cafe...Read more about the exhibition
on the Poetry Laurels Blog. Two other events for the exhibition include: An Evening of Poetry and Roses (St. Valentine's Day), and Shandy & Eva among the Roses on February 25, 2017 at 7:30 p.m.
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