[NEohioPAL]Reminder Anti-War Reading Sunday 1pm at Dobama, Final Show of Highway Ulysses

Fri Dec 10 10:17:09 PST 2004

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Friends, this Sunday at 1pm is the Antiwar reading I'm  hosting that covers 
the history of American Anti-War poetry from first contact  to the Gulf War, 
selections from Whitman, Chief Joseph, Mark Twain, ee  cummings, Denise Levertov 
etc, preceding the final performance of Highway  Ulysses, a retelling of the 
Odyssey--it's really a brilliant show depicting the  life and journey of a 
ptsd vet. Here's a chance to see the play for next to  nothing (pay what you 
can).      
     So come at 1pm for free coffee and pastries  and poetry featuring the 
cast of Highway as well as local poets  Katie Daley, Charlene Coates, r. a. 
washington, Robert Miltner and Lisa  Vargas. and stay for the final performance at 
2:30. 
     Also, next Wednesday Night, December 15th at  Shaker Library at 7pm I 
will be featured along with Maj Ragain as part of  Barry Zucker's Poetry Not in 
the Woods 2004.  I will be performing pieces  from two new books of monologues 
as well as poems from America Zen, the just  published anthology of buddhist 
poems I co-edited with Larry Smith.
Peace,
Ray
 
visit the new  website
_www.raymcniece.com_ (http://www.raymcniece.com/) 

"a  peaceful man is the first criterion if you want to have a peaceful 
universe. You  start with the universe you've got, which is your own being; and if 
you're  angry, you can't be angry about peace because all you're creating is 
more anger  in the world, rather than more peace. So whatever you're going to 
do, you've got  to do it peacefully. In other words, you've got to do it with 
peace in your  heart if it has anything to do with  peace."
-Ram Dass

 
visit the new  website
_www.raymcniece.com_ (http://www.raymcniece.com/) 

"a  peaceful man is the first criterion if you want to have a peaceful 
universe. You  start with the universe you've got, which is your own being; and if 
you're  angry, you can't be angry about peace because all you're creating is 
more anger  in the world, rather than more peace. So whatever you're going to 
do, you've got  to do it peacefully. In other words, you've got to do it with 
peace in your  heart if it has anything to do with  peace."
-Ram Dass

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