Poets' West - Thr 6:30pm

THIS WEEK ON

PoetsWest on the AirKSER 90.7 FM Thursday, June 02 at 6:30 p.m. (PST)
LOVE & MARRIAGE  If you are out of range for this station, the broadcast is available worldwide via streaming by going to http://www.kser.org/ and following the Listen Live links. Or you can listen to this program and one other recent program on our web site if you have high speed internet: www.poetswest.com under PoetsWest Radio Programs PoetsWest #195LOVE & MARRIAGE(29.07 minutes) At 3 Arch Cape—Christine SwanbergNew Summer Dress—Jim BodeenBlackberry poems—Ann SpiersElemental Fusion--Scott GalassoChinese Cat—Rosemary O’HaraGo Ahead—John BurgessHalf a World Away—Susan LandgrafLiving Alone—Pieter ZilinskyCoffee—Theresa GrabsteinThe Gift—J. Glenn EvansDinner Party—Len TewsThree Short Poems on Marriage—RaynRobertsThe Tiber—Richard BruggerMarriage in Mourning—(Evans) Martin MarriottHeart—Carmen Germain Elton John Made in England Tks 1, 8Elton John Here and There Tk 11, 5©2011 PoetsWest Listen to two recent PoetsWest Radio Programswww.poetswest.comNOW On the website:The following programs will be on the PoetsWest website for two weeks starting 24May11:Queens Meets Asia--With Juanita Torrence-Thompson #194Palestine Lives! #108 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTSSaturday, June 4 at 4:00 p.m.Green Lake Branch Seattle Public Library, 7364 E Greenlake Dr. N, SeattleReader’s Choicefeatures Jack Goldstein, Nick Harris. Open mic. MC J. Glenn Evans. Contact J. Glenn Evans 206.682.1268 or JGE@poetswest.com SCW Publications announces the release of a short, but powerful chapbook by the poet-novelist and political activist, J. Glenn Evans. It is a little more than half the size of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, a subject lost to the world a generation or so ago. Chapbook, 25 pages, $7.00 plus $2 S&H. Details http://www.poetswest.com/books.htm Listed under non-fiction   PayPal available  REMEMBER THE CONSTITUTION AND 1776Earth Rights—Human Rights—Peace —A society that throws its kids away does so at its own peril.   Our youth is the investment that saves the past and provides a future harvest—J. Glenn Evans from Uncommon Common Sense LAND FOR A DUWAMISH RESERVATION NOW150 YEAR WAIT FOR AN UNFULFILLED PROMISESHOULD BE SEATTLE’S SHAME WHEN MAGNUSON PARKCOULD BE A TOKEN RETURN OF THE LANDTAKEN FROM THEM