July 26–August 7 CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY Poetry in Motion: A Teen Program with Artist Valerie XanosTuesday, July 27, 3:00 PMBezazian Branch Library 1226 West Ainslie Street [map] Free admission; registration required POETRY READING Featuring Gregg ShapiroTuesday, July 27, 8:30 PMThe Café 5115 North Lincoln Avenue [map] $2 admission GUILD LITERARY COMPLEX B.Y.O.P. (Bring Your Own People) with Dancing Girl Press and Proyecto LatinaWednesday, July 28, 8:30 PMCalifornia Clipper 1002 North California Avenue [map] Free admission for adults 21 and over REVOLVING DOOR READING SERIES ACM (Another Chicago Magazine) Release Party with readings by Tara Betts, Quaraysh Ali Lansana, Bayo Ojikutu, and Timothy YuWednesday, July 28, 9:00 PMRed Kiva 1108 West Randolph Street [map] Free admission for adults 21 and over BARRELHOUSE & ROSE METAL PRESS James Tadd Adcox, Mary Hamilton, Philip Jenks, Tim Jones-Yelvington, and Simone MuenchThursday, July 29, 7:00 PMOpen Books 213 West Institute Place [map] Free admission POETRY FOUNDATION Printers’ Ball: PRINT <3 DIGITALFriday, July 30, 6:00 PMLudington Building 1104 South Wabash Avenue [map] Free admission RHINO READS! Featured poets Nick Demske and Nina CorwinFriday, July 30, 6:45 PMBrothers K 500 Main Street [map] Evanston, Illinois Free admission YOUNG CHICAGO AUTHORS Reading by students from Check the Method: A Summer Spoken Word CampFriday, July 30, 7:00 PMSouthside Community Art Center 3831 South Michigan Avenue [map] Free admission MPAACT The Underground Poetry JamFriday, July 30, 10:00 PMGreenhouse Theatre 2257 North Lincoln Avenue [map] Tickets $10 WOMAN MADE GALLERY Robin Behn, Lucia Blinn, Kimberly Dixon, Simone Muench, Jennifer K. Sweeney, and Connie VoisineSunday, August 1, 2:00 PMWoman Made Gallery 685 North Milwaukee Avenue [map] Free admission CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY iRemix Spoken WordMonday, August 2, 12:00 PMHarold Washington Library Center 400 South State Street [map] Free admission WAITING 4 THE BUS Featuring Gregg ShapiroMonday, August 2, 7:30 PMCafé Ballou 939 North Western Avenue [map] Free admission SERIES A Gina Myers and Nick DemskeWednesday, August 4, 7:00 PMHyde Park Art Center 5020 South Cornell Avenue [map] Free admission WAITING 4 THE BUS The First Friday Classic: Ralph Hamilton, Nina Corwin, Al DeGenova, Jesse Lee Kercheval, and Kurt HeintzFriday, August 6, 7:30 PMSt. Paul’s Cultural Center Acme Art Works 2215 West North Avenue [map] Free admission; donation requested MPAACT The Underground Poetry JamFriday, August 6, 10:00 PMGreenhouse Theatre 2257 North Lincoln Avenue [map] Tickets $10 MYOPIC POETRY SERIES Amy De’Ath, John Wilkinson, Kristina Dipson, and Joel DuncanSaturday, August 7, 7:00 PMMyopic Books 1564 North Milwaukee Avenue [map] Free admission OngoingCAFFEINE THEATREUnder Milk Wood by Dylan ThomasAugust 4 to 8Theatre on the Lake 2401 North Lake Shore Drive [map] Tickets $17.50 Get the most from Chicago's rich and vibrant cultural scene; click on the links below to sign up to receive the latest news from the city's leading institutions.
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DarkPoetry Poem of the Day: Duct Tape Engineer
My pa would say,
Education is a fine thing, fancy thang for wich ya pay,
I'd thunk I learnd everything i needed ta in the barn tossing hay
But then a hunkering was a following
A black cloud that would not go away,
So I got down on my knees
To the lord ALmighty 'gan to pray
felt the lord had something
something special for me that he had to say
But if it be broke lord
please tell me true,
tell me how to fix it,
Make it good as new,
not trying to create nothin,
I'll leave that up to you.
I feel my life is fallin part
don know whata do,
Please answer my cries,
Give this lost soul a clue
I was starlted to hell,
When a voice came booming thru
"Keep it together child...
and look for the silver lining in the cloud hanging over you"
I figgered this was the the guy
Otta listen to what he said,
Put my hands to the darkness and found a silver thread
Could not fight tempation
I had to get it down
down on my head
It fell with a thump
on top of my skull
everthing was clear
the good lord had worked a miracle
...booming in my ear
"Keep it together
with this silver roll...
I now annoint thee...
a duct-tape engineer...
in-duct-ee"
I'm a duct tape engineer
roll in hand,
Aint nothin' I cant repair.
I'm the man!
I was given a gift
and that I can't deny.
Praise you Father in Heaven
...for hearin my cry
I'm a duct tape engineer
roll in hand,
Aint nothin' I cant repair.
I'm the man!
Driving crazy in the woods
Knocked off my darn mirror
But did I panic?
cuz I'm an engineer...
no sirree
Had my handy duct tape
just sittin next ta me
I'm a duct tape engineer
roll in hand,
Aint nothin' I cant repair.
I'm the man!
When the woman ets ornery
n we don know what to do
we break out the tape
and bind each other tight.
An we roll upon the hay,
late into the night
We stick together as a couple
ah, we sure do
Only problem gettin off
is gettin off the glue!
I'm a duct tape engineer
roll in hand,
Aint nothin' I cant repair.
I'm the man!
I can fix the truck
and suzie's two wheeler
even helped the woman,
fixin the tater peeler...
skins fallin in a pan
Aint nothin' I can't repair.
I'm the man!
just give me all the parts
With this gift from the lord above
Can even fix our broken hearts
an bind em with our love.
I'm a duct tape engineer
roll in hand,
Aint nothin' I cant repair.
I'm the man!
But have to admit ther,
with my muffler and my tire
they hold together better...
with bubble gum and bailin wire
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