The Possibilities Project Poetry Archive
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The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
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The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
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The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Andrea Malcolm. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem here: |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet David Howard.
We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem here:
https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/tNvznWF |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Emma Neale. We warmly invite you to listen to the poems and to read them here: |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Ko Jin Ha from
Wonju City of Literature in South Korea. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/apu32Or You will also find a PDF of the original Poem in Korean attached. Poem read by Emily Heath |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Jeong Gwang Ho from Wonju City of Literature in South Korea.
We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here:
https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/JHbCh9n You will also find a PDF of the original Poem in Korean attached. Poem read by Siena Shotwell |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Victor Billot. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/Ppbva1z |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Anna Smith. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/l5yEhJU |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Jilly O'Brien. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here:
https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/C2d5pOU. |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Krisztina Rita Molnár from Budapest, Hungary. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here:
https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/jK51CSf There is a copy of the poem in Hungarian in the attachments. |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Anna Holmes. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/dqTEvnv |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Georgia Merton. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/t1LbbLR |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Melanie McKerchar. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/hkMiXHZ |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Jenny Longstaff. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem, read by Rebecca Rowe here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/ewVkhup Jenny has also submitted a second poem, Lines of Communication, which you can read here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/wRrsGIp |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Ariana Sutton. We warmly invite you to listen to the poems and to read them here: Scrambling: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/tMwBYzq Silt: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/HOF6ags |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Paul Williamson from Pender Island, BC, Canada. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/nlr0Oew |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Bethany Roger. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/7On54IM |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Michelle Elvy. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/MQPmYdi |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Robert Free. We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/oH4sTQ8 |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
John Russell-Hodge We warmly invite you to listen to the poem and to read it here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/twOt4Ei |
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The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Kirstie McKinnon. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/Y6qHXOp |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Dorothy Howie. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem, read by Erik Kennedy here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/iJj5fjT |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Kay McFarlane.
We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem, read by Zelda Boyd here:
https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/tqWbU2f |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Erika Fazekasne Szabjan from Ozd, Hungary. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem read by Grace Bentley, here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/FalVZiu |
The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet
Rosie Copeland. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem, read by Isobel Smith here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/IFcsu6U |
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The Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature Possibilities Project is proud to celebrate poet Anna Williams. We warmly invite you to read and listen to the poem read by Dylan Rimmer here: https://hail.to/dunedin-unesco-city-of-literature/article/4A2b9LY |
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Inspired by Wislawa Szymborska’s poem ‘Possibilities’ Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature in partnership
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In Wisława Szymborska's poem ‘Possibilities’ the winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Literature writes about what she prefers - as an individual and in the world. Her poem captured the imagination of writers everywhere who contributed to the ‘Possibilities Project’. Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature would like to thank everyone who participated and as a thank you for this support, Cecylia Klobukowska will read Wislawa’s poem in the original Polish. |
In Wisława Szymborska's poem ‘Possibilities’ the winner of the 1996 Nobel Prize in Literature writes about what she prefers - as an individual and in the world. Her poem captured the imagination of writers everywhere who contributed to the ‘Possibilities Project’. Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature would like to thank everyone who participated and as a thank you for this support, Cecylia Klobukowska will read Wislawa’s poem in English. |