The Poetry Project – Tommy Pico & Sasha Smith – March 13th, 2017. For more, check out my list of upcoming readings! In this reading, I performed… Read more “The Poetry Project – Tommy Pico & Sasha Smith – March 13th, 2017”
Author: Sasha Smith
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7/7/17: Titillating Tongues: NYC Erotica in Poetry & Prose
Join me July 7, 2017 before I head off to Ithaca! Please support me with your attendance! https://www.facebook.com/events/308658326230767/ PURCHASE TICKETS FOR JULY 7th: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/titillating-tongues-nyc-erotica-showcase-open-mic-hell-phone-tickets-26683706685 Where: Hell Phone… Read more “7/7/17: Titillating Tongues: NYC Erotica in Poetry & Prose”
Codjoe Asante
dismantling (section one of three) Death is eminent. “We all die, Codjoe.” Asante understood this but when Mr. Connacht’s dreams became thick with the odor and… Read more “Codjoe Asante”
Lazarus (part 2-5)
Click for PART ONE part 2 At age 15, he complained of a pain in his left leg. He complained to his parents, to the school nurse,… Read more “Lazarus (part 2-5)”
Joe – Parts 2-5
Click for PART ONE PART TWO – cul-de-sac The entrance of night and the foggy scent of cigarette smoke slipped on like a painful toothache over the… Read more “Joe – Parts 2-5”
Murdoch
section . slurs and shields SOUTH CAROLINA, AGE 10 “You idiot.” He shrunk in his seat. The stiff wooden chair kept him high above the ground, with… Read more “Murdoch”
Poetry Project Reading: 3/13
Tommy Pico & Sasha Smith Monday, March 13, 2017, 8:00 pm Tommy “Teebs” Pico is the author of IRL (Birds LLC, 2016) and Nature Poem (forthcoming 2017… Read more “Poetry Project Reading: 3/13”
“slavecatchers” and more in Poet’s Country
Hey all! I had a great time last night at the Bowery Poetry Club during Poet’s Country’s inaugural publication night. I heard some awesome writers: Caoilinn Hughes,… Read more ““slavecatchers” and more in Poet’s Country”
rememory
(Inspired by Beloved & Sula by Toni Morrison) being alive is the hard part the rememory: trauma. “… even if I die, the picture of what I… Read more “rememory”
SASHA SMITH 