a life-long poem chronicle
Lunch Poems at SFU connects the city with poets – it’s a great place to bring your lunch and your questions about poetry. There’s always a Q & A after the reading.
The light in the Teck Gallery at SFU’s Vancouver Campus is beautiful, the vibe is friendly and relaxed.
And we always end on time.
This month’s poets: Fiona Tinwei Lam and Evelyn Lau.
Lunch Poems is a SFU Public Square program, connecting the city with poets – a great place to bring your lunch and your questions about poetry. There’s always a Q & A after the reading.
The light in the gallery is beautiful, the vibe is friendly and relaxed.
And we always end on time.
Celebrate the four shortlisted books that reflect Vancouver’s unique character, rich diversity and culture, history and residents. The 2018 winner will be announced at the event.”
I’ve been asked by Former Poet Laureate for the City of Vancouver, Rachel Rose, whose anthology, Sustenance, is one of the finalists, to represent her/the book at this free and public event…all are welcome.
Congratulations to all the finalists!
Exquisite memories, those women warriors (for Dec.06 in the year of the reign
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And found him, six inches, soaked in the gutter : [ ] [ ] [ ].
And you, [ ], brought me chai, driving x town.
This morning, snow covered ground, that train, east-bound.
Lunch Poems is a SFU Public Square program, connecting the city with poets – a great place to bring your lunch and your questions about poetry. There’s always a Q & A after the reading.
The light in the gallery is beautiful, the vibe is friendly and relaxed.
And we always end on time.
