Poetry videos

Catherine Woodward | A Waitress to a Chinese Customer | Poem

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Published on Jul 11, 2013
Catherine Woodward, poet and events organiser, performs her poem ‘A Waitress to a Chinese Customer’.

Catherine took part in the live literature residency Set, where she developed her work along with four other promising poets. Find out more about Set here: http://www.writerscentrenorwich.org.u…

Set was developed by Writers’ Centre Norwich and Apples and Snakes.

This film was created by Brief Media.

Gary Snyder “You know what Lew….”

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#GarySnyder90, Gary's poem for Lew Welch, read by Jane Hirshfield in honor of Gary's 90th birthday

"Muchi's Persimmons" – Gary Snyder

Gary Snyder » Closing « Lew Welch Book Release

Elaine Katzenberger » Introduction « Lew Welch Book Release.m4v

"Hiking in the Tutsogala Gourge" – Gary Snyder

Poetry for Beginners: Gary Snyder

Gary Snyder reads Artemis & Pan at White Lotus Farms

"Letter to M. A. who lives far away" – Gary Snyder

Gary Snyder Readings

Lew Welch

08-12-17 – Greg Bem Reading Lew Welch in the Ape Cave

Chuck Stebelton (Milwaukee, WI) recites "A Round of English" by Lew Welch

For Lew Welch In A Snowfall (Gary Snyder Poem)

Lawerence Ferlinghetti, Jack Kerok, Gary Snyder, A

"Step Out Onto the Planet," by Lew Welch

NCTV11 Interviews – Gary Snyder

Gary Snyder at the Brockport Writers Forum

Marko X [lew welch before disappearing into the mountains with his .22]

Huey Lewis « Lew Welch Book Release

Magda Cregg at the Grand Opening of the Beat Museum – Sept. 27th, 2006

"The Basic Con," by Lew Welch

A Tender Mind – The Life and Times of Lew Welch, Beat Poet

Peter Coyote « Lew Welch Book Release

Gary Snyder « Lew Welch Book Release

Dylan Thomas Readings, Burton,Hopkins,Auden et al

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Dylan Marlais Thomas was a Welsh poet and writer whose works include the poems “Do not go gentle into that good night” and “And death shall have no dominion”
Dylan Thomas, also known as Dylan Marlais Thomas, was a Welsh-born poet and writer who wrote exclusively in English. Apart from poetry, he also wrote short stories and scripts for films and radio, and often performed in some of them. He became very popular in America, much credited to his sonorous voice with a subtle Welsh lilt. Thomas became famous for his much acclaimed poems like “Fern Hill”, “In Country Sleep” and “Ballad of the Long-legged Bait”.