Cloudy Day Art #28 – Second Sunday for November – “Personal Growth”

Written on November 12, 2005 by Will in The Poetry Podcast
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Its the first podcast from Washington, DC! I’ve been here about a week now and I really think I’m going to like the area. Continue to check out my BLOG for periodic updates throughout the week.

One of this week’s contributers will receive a book of poetry by previous guest poet Marcus Amaker entitled “Poems for Augustine”.

Here’s this week’s breakdown:

02:46 Promo – Belinda Subraman‘s “Gypsy Art Show” on BZOO Homegrown Radio.
04:35 Cloudy Day Art soon to be syndicated on BZOO.
05:07 Belinda Subraman‘s poem “Thanksgiving”
07:59 Robert G. Parent‘s poem “Leap of Faith”
10:07 My poem “To Be Super-Human”
12:51 Outro song: Pigeon John – “Eviction Notice”

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Total time: 17:22
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  • http://slamidol.tripod.com Simon

    Good show, Will. Hope your house is ready for you soon.
    I love the way you did the Second Sunday show on Saturday!
    Simon.

  • http://www.CloudyDayArt.com Will

    Thanks, Simon.
    HaHa, yeah the library I use to upload the show isn’t open on Sunday, so I had to sneak it in a little early. It all works out though.

  • http://www.belindasubraman Belinda

    Thank you so much for your lovely show and vote of confidence in my work.

    I hope you will like your new job and new digs in Washington.

    Warmest wishes,
    Belinda

  • http://www.CloudyDayArt.com Will

    You’re quite welcome, Belinda.
    I really did like your poem. Thanks again for submitting.

  • Roger

    Glad to see you and the fam made it in okay. Haven’t checked out the site in a while but I returned to see that things are definitely taking off. Keep doing what you’re doing. I’ve heard the poetry scene in DC is hot.

    Still writing,
    Roger

  • Roger

    Glad to see you and the fam made it in okay. Haven't checked out the site in a while but I returned to see that things are definitely taking off. Keep doing what you're doing. I've heard the poetry scene in DC is hot.

    Still writing,
    Roger