Spoken Word Paris: SpokenWord 8th March... question & answer

Many questions were answered.
Alberto lectured on Aristotlean ethics, or "rules for relations between the sexes according ot interstellar compatibility." Antonia interrogated the moon (see poem posted below.) Megan measured the Biblical workings of plain molecules. Dylan drowsed the dawn light. Monsieur Fauxcul made his omelette. Jason sang the SpokenWord blues. And Bruce drank bourbon with his cornflakes & his one-eyed cat called Dirk. Lira stole the last raspberry tart. I found the cause of that bad smell in your fridge. And Maxx asked stupid questions. Thanks to all the others who also did stuff. Tonight's theme: Bread. See you there? At the Cabaret Populaire 103 rue Julien Lacroix, be there before 9 if you want a seat!
Cheers,
David

Mark is Monsieur Fauxcul.

Marie shook off the dust...

Carlo & Lexi

Click here to hear my own poems

I founded and run SpokenWord because it's fun. And sometimes transcendent. Because I love words and spoken poetry. Paris is a beautiful backwater where life is slower than New York or London, it gives breathing space, distance from the anglo metropoles that supports writing. & the English-speaking community here is just the right size to come together and do something, to provide a home/platform for, to nurture and be nourished by, our/your poetry, stories and songs. A space in which to create something fun, and sometimes sublime. - David

Spoken Word Paris

SpokenWord 8th March... question & answer

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