Patricia Smith - Blood Dazzler
Four-time slam champion, National Poetry Series winner and finalist for the National Book Award, Patricia Smith is a writer and performer like no other. This poem is entitled "34" and is the poem that started her on the road to writing Blood Dazzler, a book in voices about Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath. The voices in this poem are the 34 senior citizens who were left behind to die in an old-age home during the storm. She has given them some final words. Brilliantly. www.poetz.com
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Patricia Smith - Poetry.LA Interview
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Patricia Smith on Hurricane Katrina and "Blood Dazzler"
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Spoken-Word Poet Rudy Francisco Performs His Poem "Rifle"
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SlamNation - Patricia Smith - "Building Nicole's Mama"
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Audre Lorde - To be young, lesbian and Black in the '50s
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Black Art Slideshow - African Art Gallery For your TV
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254 DIOS TE DICE HOY： LA FE TE MOSTRARÁ LO QUE LA RAZÓN NO PUEDE, Y TE GUIARÁ HACIA LO IMPOSIBLE
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Patricia Smith - The Letter
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In the Poetry Library With Patricia Smith
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The FULL VIDEO of Trump they didn’t want released
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Abstract Black and White wave pattern| Height Map Footage| 3 hours Topographic 4k Background
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How To Never Get Angry or Bothered By Anyone ! Maya Angelou Motivation
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Dear Poet 2024: Patricia Smith Reads “When the Burning Begins”
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The Undertaker- Patricia Smith
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Poetry Moment: Patricia Smith stuns with hurricane poem
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Patricia Smith - All Purpose Product
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Chiwetel Ejiofor reads possibly the funniest letter of recommendation ever
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SlamNation - Saul Williams - "Ohm"
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Harvard Professor Explains The Rules of Writing — Steven Pinker
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