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Let’s celebrate the new year with Poetry in myriad languages.01/10/2015
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location
Sunland-Tujunga Library
From Polish, Vietnamese, Spanish. Armenian, Russian, Serbian, into English.
Hosted and coordinated by Elsa Frausto, Poet Laureate of Sunland – Tujunga 2014-2016.
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There is so much more to share but if it were not for people like Kathabela Wilson, Maja Trochimczyk, Elsa Frausto, etc (please, at least in your mind and/or here, mention others as well) we would not even know what beautiful things are going on around us. Isn’t it often true that we are too busy to live and that life is that which passes by while we are “doing something else”? I am one of those, unfortunately. Once in a while a good friend shakes me and I open my (inner) eyes (sounds like Snow White and her Prince, only a bit older version) and wake up to glorious things around me (exactly the part that has been passing by for a long, long time). How about a change. After all, this is our new 2015! Loving you all, Mira M.