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The mission of The DC Poetry Project Weekly Blogtalk Radio show is to provide a forum to examine topical events and contemporary issues through the power of poetry. Hosted by Dr. Michael Anthony Ingram, the live format offers poets and spoken word artists opportunities to showcase their own poetry and/or the works of others, and give voice as well as bear witness to the social, cultural, racial, political, sexual, health, global, gender, economic and environmental issues that affect all of our lives. The FREE call-in number is (646) 716-8754. We may be physically located in Washington DC, but our love for poetry is worldwide! If there are questions, please call the DC Poetry Project Office at 202-540-0327 or email letpoetryring@gmx.com. Music by Lino Rise Titles: “Channel Intro Germany,” Channel Intro Hungary," and Channel Intro Sweden." Source: www.free-intro-music.com Music by Mike Stewart Titles: "Strutting Down the Street, Wow, So Good and Playful Children." Source: http://www.internetaudioguy.com

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The DC Poetry Project

Poets on Fire is a weekly open mic DC Poetry Project call-in show designed to offer poets, spoken word artists and other writers opportunities to celebrate the power of words in all its forms. So join us every Wednesday night at... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Poets on Fire is a weekly open mic DC Poetry Project call-in show designed to offer poets, spoken word artists and other writers opportunities to celebrate the power of words in all its forms. So join us every Wednesday night at... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Martin Willitts, Jr., has been nominated for 11 Pushcart awards and 11 Best of the Net awards. He is the winner of the 2012 Big River Poetry Review's William K. Hathaway Award; co-winner of the 2013 Bill Holm Witness Poetry Contest;... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Due to the daily hustle and bustle of our lives, we often seek tangible ways to connect more deeply with our souls. Writing, sharing or reading poetry can provide a valuable source of spiritual support and encouragement: Poems about... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Poets on Fire is a weekly open mic call-in show designed to offer poets, spoken word artists and other writers opportunities to celebrate the power of words in all its forms. So join us every Wednesday night at 8pm EST. The FREE call-in... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Martin Willitts, Jr., has been nominated for 11 Pushcart awards and 11 Best of the Net awards. He is the winner of the 2012 Big River Poetry Review's William K. Hathaway Award; co-winner of the 2013 Bill Holm Witness Poetry Contest;... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Inaugurated by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, National Poetry Month, held every April, is the largest literary celebration in the world with schools, publishers, libraries, booksellers, and poets celebrating poetry's vital place in our... more
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The DC Poetry Project

Due to the daily hustle and bustle of our lives, we often seek tangible ways to connect more deeply with our souls. Writing, sharing or reading poetry can provide a valuable source of spiritual support and encouragement: Poems about... more
Play Now
The DC Poetry Project

Inaugurated by the Academy of American Poets in 1996, National Poetry Month, held every April, is the largest literary celebration in the world with schools, publishers, libraries, booksellers, and poets celebrating poetry's vital place in our... more
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The DC Poetry Project

April 1 Go to page 29. Write down 10 words that catch your eye. Use 7 of the words in a poem. For extra credit, have 4 of them appear at the end of a line. April 2 Write a poem of any length incorporating every word from your latest... more
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