The new Spring for Poetry Posters are up around town. Here are the locations of this year’s posters. You can also see a slide show with a selection of the posters below:
Eytan Eytan, The Wind Grinds
4328 Carroll, Front of Historic Takoma
Robert Frost, Neither Out Far, Nor in Deep & Nothing Gold Can Stay
Carroll at Spring Mill Bakery
Lisa Suhair Maja, Primal Touch
TPSS CO-OP
John Clare, I Am
7210 Carroll, Purple House
Moshe Dor, Expelled & A Little Is Enough
Carroll & Park, Corner
Fady Joudah and Ruth White, Mimesis & A Spider on
Corner Capital City Confectionery, Carroll Ave
Marilyn Nelson & Wendell Berry, Dusting & Dust
Fair Day’s Play, 7048 Carroll
Lisel Mueller, When I Am Asked
Roscoe’s Restaurant, 7040 Carroll
Navajo Chant, Song of the Sun and Moon
Carroll at Bandstand
Federico Garcia Lorca, trans. Donald Hall, Six Strings
Carroll at Bandstand
Rachel Korn, trans., A Pretty Dress
Carroll at Bandstand
Abd Allah ibn al-Simak, trans. from Arabic, The Garden
Middle Eastern Market, 7006 Carroll
Emily Dickinson, Wild Night & This Is My Letter to the World
Scissors and Comb, 7009 Carroll
Richard Howard, from Oystering
near REPUBLIC, 6937 Laurel
E. Ethelbert Miller, If God Invented Baseball
Front of Polly Sue’s, 6909 Laurel
Maya Angelou, Hopscotch
Under old Town Clock
Alice Notley, The Goddess Who Created This Passing World
Near Takoma Beverage
Joe Salerno, No Wife, No Kids, No Work
Post Office — 6909 Laurel
Marta Kornblith, The Books of the Dead
TP Community Center
Karla Báez, I Seek Women
City Library
Claude McKay, Harlem Shadows
City Library