At Sunrise, Monday, May 24, get ready for the biggest poets BASH of the new century!
Starting in Provincetown, at the grave of Stanley Kunitz, and ending at sunrise Tuesday, in Gloucester, we'll take a caravan to the graves of over Forty-Eight Poets in 1 DAY! That is 2 Poets' Graves per hour, which will smash the previous literary land speed record.
Along the way we'll have someone reading poetry at each grave. Mark your calenders NOW.
PS (not everyone has to start in Provincetown, you can meet up with the caravan in Chinatown, for breakfast, near where Phyllis Wheatley arrived as a slave child, before becoming the poetic wonder of Boston. Or, meet in Mt. Auburn, or Concord, for the middle and/or end of the marathon.)
Check out the map: We'll be going to Mt. Auburn, Poets Ridge in Concord, Jack Kerouac, Harriet Stowe, Charles Olson, John Whittier, Anne Sexton, E E. Cummings, John O'Reilly, Charles Sprague, Michael Wigglesworth, Jones Very, Richard Henry Dana.