Second Sunday Poetry Reading

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One of my favorite poets, Naomi Cochran, is going share her work next week at the

Second Sunday Poetry Reading

Celebrating National Poetry Month
Sunday, April 9, 2006 - 2 PM
at Drummond Public Libraryand Historical Museum
14990 Superior StreetDrummond, Wisconsin
featuring
NAOMI COCHRAN
a poet who resides in Hayward, WI
reading from her unpublished collection of poems titled "Simple Matters"

Prior to the featured poet, audience members will be invited to read one or two pages of poetry. Refreshments will be served.

This event is sponsored by Drummond Public Library, CHARAC (Cable Hayward Area Arts Council) and WFOP (Wisconsin Fellowship of Poets).

For more information or to be included on our mailing list please contact janchronister@yahoo.com

Please pass this invitation along to anyone you know who may be interested in attending.

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