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My poem, “Sunshowers,” is featured by Georgia Poetry in the Parks

“Sunshowers” is inspired by those endless afternoons during the pandemic with my kids in the summer of 2020—relishing each ray of stubborn light through the rain.
ATL folks, you can see these yourself in Glenlake Park in Decatur (entrance at the end of the parking lot off Church Street).
Scroll down for poems by Jericho Brown, Adrienne Su, & James Davis May.
Big thanks to Chelsea Rathburn, Georgia Center for the Book at DCPL, & @gapoetryintheparks for including me in #GApoetryintheparks.
For more on Georgia Poetry in the Parks, click here.
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The Slowdown features “Last Sundays at Bootleggers”

Thank you so much to our 24th U.S. Poet Laureate, Ada Limón, for her care & brilliance with featuring my poem, “Last Sundays at Bootleggers.”
(I danced this morning too.)
It’s been a dream to have my work featured on The Slowdown.
You can listen to the episode here.
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For your GRAMMY® consideration for Best Spoken Word Poetry Album: “VOLTA”

For your GRAMMY® consideration:

VOLTA
Best Spoken Word Poetry Album

Produced by Joe West & Brent Shuttleworth
Lyrics by Carlos Andrés Gómez
Recorded by Joe West, Brent Shuttleworth, & Garrett Frank
Mixed by Joe West
Recorded & Mixed @ The West Barn Studios (Nashville, TN)
Additional Recording @ House Of Excelano (Washington, D.C.)
Mastered by Ted Jensen @ Sterling Sound (Nashville, TN)
Photo by Shawn Hudgins

“Magic”

“The Possible”

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