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DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE Poem: Moai, by Lindsey Soliday

Performed by Val Cole POEM: I have stood in the shadows of giants, Dwarfed by their statue. Towering, resolute, Their energy radiates the jagged shores Commanding respect. Demanding awe from the awestruck. The living faces of ancestors, Monuments to the … Continue reading

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ELEGY Poem: The Art of Pressed Flowers, by Elizabeth Kaye

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TRAGIC Poetry Reading: THE BIRTHDAY, by Stephen Hill

Performed by Val Cole —— ———The Birthday The celebration, Returns once again for us. All gather for joy, But mixed deep within it all, Amongst food and gifts, Reminders of all that’s lost, And sorrows I’ve kept, Have bestowed my … Continue reading

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ELEGY Poetry Reading: Bean Point Requiem, by Patrick Trombly

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DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE Poem: Too Much Pressure, by Jason Scrymgeour

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DRAMA Festival 1st Scene Reading: The Lonely Wish, by Nick McCabe

When a troubled teen’s wish to make everyone disappear comes true, she risks losing them permanently and must rely on an unlikely ally to save her town – the school bully. CAST LIST: Narration: Sean Ballantyne Miriam; Val Cole Linda: … Continue reading

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BALLAD Poetry Reading: LONG SWEETENING TIME, by Griff Thomas

Performed by Val Cole

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GRIEF Poetry Reading: AFTER THE GODS GO QUIET, by Jason Palomino

Poetry reading performed by Val Cole

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ROMANCE Poetry Reading: My Storm in a Bottle, by Kewayne Wadley

Peformed by Val Cole —- POEM: My Storm in a Bottle She rises over my house, like the sun, or the moon. The stars have tried to tell her, but she won’t listen. Just as she rises, She calls my … Continue reading

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GRIEF Poetry Reading: Bean Point Requiem, by Patrick Trombly

Performed by Val Cole —- Bean Point Requiem For Abhigyan Patel I stand waist deep, bobbing in the undulation, half blinded by the sun. Royal terns glide swiftly by – blurs of white against a background of lapis lazuli. They … Continue reading

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