Monthly Archives: January 2016

S.E. Ingraham’s “A Trunkful of Boys” after Steve McCurry

Posted on January 26, 2016 by missmellibrary

S.E. Ingraham A TRUNKFUL OF BOYS after “Boys in the Boot of a Taxi” by Steve McCurry The pumpkin-hued car fairly shouts “America!” with its garish color, and fins, and all But pop the trunk and inside what should appear? … Continue reading →

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Bruce Niedt’s “The Yemeni Woman Votes” after Steve McCurry

Posted on January 20, 2016 by missmellibrary

Nancy Posey reads the featured poem by New Jersey poet, Bruce Niedt, at the December 2015 Art of Poetry event at Hickory Museum of Art.  Bruce attended the Fall Face to Face In The Foothills Poetry Gathering at Hickory Museum … Continue reading →

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Kim Blum-Hyclak’s “Diaspora” after Steve McCurry

Posted on January 11, 2016 by missmellibrary

At the December 12, 2015 Art of Poetry event, Kim Blum-Hyclak talks about the Steve McCurry photograph that inspired her poem. Photo courtesy of Roger and Ginny Sanford. Kim Blum-Hyclak DIASPORA after “Monk at the Jokhang Temple, Tibet, 1999” by … Continue reading →

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Beverly Finney’s “After Disaster” inspired by Steve McCurry

Posted on January 4, 2016 by missmellibrary

Beverly Finney introduces her poem inspired by the Steve McCurry photograph “Bombed Townscape” at the Art of Poetry event, Hickory Museum of Art on December 12, 2015. Photo courtesy of Roger and Ginny Sanford. Beverly Finney AFTER DISASTER after “Bombed … Continue reading →

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