Thanks Ravyne!

It was a pleasure.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

I enjoyed reading your poems Adam, nice book, the drawings are a cool addition.

I liked all of your poems, Adam. Mentis Demon really grabbed me...

@@MercedesDuggerAdam has a pretty cool poetry channel also.

@@Thisisjefftaylor Thanks, I'll check it out!

thanks man, I hope to hear some more of your work Friday.

Oh shit and then the wrap up of that poem 😳 awesome work

Hosts Jeff Taylor and Anna Geoffroy guide you away from the firey pit of incomplete tasks that is your to-do lists and towards the weird world of well-placed adjectives. The virtual garage door opens at 7:45pm Eastern Time for the fireside chat (fireside not required, chat will be provided) @8:15pm the first 5 from the open mic will read @8:30pm This Month's Featured Poet: Amanda Shea after the feature will be more open mic. each performer on the open mic gets 4 minutes or 2 poems (whichever comes first) To sign-up early and be added to the mailing list send your name, a one-sentence bio and if you'll be performing poems, music, comedy or whatever you do to TheGaragePoets at G M A I L dot C O M. Meet Amanda Shea -- she is a renowned spoken word and multidisciplinary artist, educator, coach, activist, publicist, power networker, mother, friend. She knows, loves, and uplifts artists all over Greater Boston across New England to the DMV, Atlanta, Chicago... and beyond. Amanda is a community heartbeat. She's hosted BAMSFest and countless poetry slam events; she facilitates youth workshops for spoken word poetry, visual arts, and public speaking; she is a publicist for hip hop artist Brandie Blaze; she has managed and supported countless other artists in Boston. Last year, she was named among WBUR The ARTery's 25 artists of color transforming the cultural landscape. To top all of that -- she co-founded and curated four (soon to be five!) iterations of Activating ARTivism, a community festival to amplify POC through art, activism, and resistance. This event has featured artists from Boston, Brockton, Chicago, Virginia, D.C., and more. Importantly, it has raised awareness and provided support for local nonprofits like Mission Safe, The New England Innocence Project, Trans Resistance MA, The Simple Good (Chicago), and the LDB Peace Institute. Amanda is WELL versed in running a community event, putting together an impactful, inclusive lineup of artists, and bringing people together. The open mic and feature are streamed live to our Facebook Group facebook.com/groups/787289768834384 and our KZbin channel kzbin.info/door/I4BoiHEJAgpB_b4u7VTDfw Like and Subscribe to let us know you are picking up what we are putting down.

@@Thisisjefftaylor Good Morning Garage Poets, Thank You For Inviting Me Into Your Group. I Liked The Poetry I Heard And Saw, I Look Forward To Sharing Some Of My Poetry With You And Also Hearing Some More Of Yours...The Third Thursday Is The 16th...Correct ? Write On

@@stevenadamski2654 Hi Steven, Im glad you liked the poetry on our channel. The next Zoom open mic is Friday February 17th. Here is the link us02web.zoom.us/j/81668181075