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Jordan Kennedy reads "The Second Coming" by William Butler Yeats

Jordan Kennedy reads "The Second Coming" by William Butler Yeats.
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Jordan Kennedy reads his original poem "Seven Haikus about Addiction."
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Jordan Kennedy reads "The Blind" by Charles Baudelaire.
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Jordan reads his original poem "The Drunks and the Oppressed."
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Local arts lover reads about a woman who "opens what is shut, shuts what is open"
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Today's poem is prefaced by a bad omen: "You will die on a boat from Malta to Odessa"
Sara Edlin-Marlowe reads "Elegy for Joseph Brodsky" by Ilya Kaminsky

Local arts lover reads a piece that speaks to the Russian–American poet and essayist
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The slam poet reads work by a freethinking essayist, poet and playwright
From the Studio: 2023 Banff Mountain Film Fest

Paul Fish talks about what to expect when the annual film festival comes to Spokane

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