Be Not Afraid: A Poem For 2020
BE NOT AFRAID
It’s difficult.
Hard to believe.
I mean, just open your eyes,
it is tough to get by.
Feel relaxed.
Even the proverbs say
anxiety weighs you down.
But Isaiah told us
that if you trust
you’ll no longer …
Paula Interviews: Poets For Change
READ MORE and cut and paste so you can check out this clip of an interview with Mike Rothenberg: a poet with a cause!
https://archive.org/details/CalliopesCornerInterviewByPaulaCurciOfMichaelRothenbergSept201410000PoetsForChangeInterviewMixdown
My Favorite Poem and Why.
Sound has always played a role in my performance poetry. Sound is personal to me. Poetic therapy. Choosing where and how to begin and end a line, to me, is what makes a poem …
Little Neck Starbucks open Mike Sept 9, 2019
I will be reading for the Performance Poets Association Sept.9th
Hosted by James Romano. Starts at 7 Open to Follow!
Starbucks (254-21 Horace Harding Expressway, Little Neck, NY)
254-21 Horace Harding Expressway, Little …
Kiwanis presents the School House Green Reading!
Join me on August 5, 2019 as I participate with Richard Vetere, Linda Opyr, and Marsha Nelson as we perform our poetry at the Green, located on Foxhurst Road, Oceanside …
Paula Curci and William McGee Interviews Martha McPhee
In December of 2011, I was lucky to work with author William McGee as we both interviewed Martha McPhee. https://www.hofstra.edu/academics/colleges/hclas/engl/gwgr/gwgr_mmcphee.html
Check out my instagram posts!
My instagram posts include original photography and poetry!
https://www.instagram.com/cornercalliopes/
Listen to a clip of my version of ‘THE HAPPIEST DAY’ by Edgar Allen Poe.
Back in 1999, I worked on a dance/spoken word performance piece with the Saltaire Dance troupe. We performed at the now closed, VANDERBILT in Plainview NY. It was a great …
Nice Words About Calliope’s Corner!
Here is what POET BILLY LAMONT had to say about the EPISODE OF “CALLIOPE’S CORNER” HOSTED BY PAULA CURCI, after she received the PRESS CLUB OF LONG ISLAND AWARD FOR …
About Mary
It’s a silver metal and wood encased box,
wrapped with a thin white bow.
A gift from my favorite friend,
I refuse to open.
The door, she lays next to
is really her exit.
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