Our Dodge ‘Poetry & Democracy’ series concludes with … music

The Parkington Sisters, (L-R) Sarah, Rose and Ariel, sing at 'Poetry & Democracy,' presented in Morristown by the Dodge Poetry Program, March 23, 2019. Photo by Kevin Coughlin
The Parkington Sisters, (L-R) Sarah, Rose and Ariel, sing at 'Poetry & Democracy,' presented in Morristown by the Dodge Poetry Program, March 23, 2019. Photo by Kevin Coughlin
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We conclude our look at Poetry & Democracy with music.

Last month’s daylong Morristown series from the Dodge Poetry Program concluded with a song from The Parkington Sisters, and a chant from the nonprofit Wind of the Spirit Immigrant Resource Center.

Here is video of The Parkington Sisters– Sarah, Rose and Ariel–performing their composition, Today:

And here is Wind of the Spirit, asking Which Side Are We On?

This session at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, titled In Praise: A Hundred Ways to Kneel and Kiss the Earth, featured reflections on gratitude and our common humanity by eight poets: Janet Aalfs, Jan Beatty, Reginald Dwayne Betts, Cortney Lamar Charleston, Catherine Doty, Rigoberto González, Joe Weil, and Rachel Wiley.

You can see videos of their performances here:

HIGHLIGHTS FROM ‘POETRY & DEMOCRACY’

Or you can toggle through this video playlist:

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