Click on the Cinchcast audio blog below to hear me read abolitionist and poet Frances E. W. Harper’s poem “Slave Auction.” I also read my poem “Ask the Troubadours Who Have Come from Those Who Loved” published in my debut novel Love’s Troubadours – Karma: Book One.
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Do you have a six-word memoir for today? Mine is: poetry.jazz.earth. beauty creates peace.
Enjoy!
