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Walking piece 2020

Voice of Trees: Tallahassee

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Tallahassee, FL, USA
English

ECHOES

Collection · 33 items

Nature

1 sub-collections · 203 items
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poetry

6 sub-collections · 251 items

Quiet

Collection · 6 items

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Tallahassee

City · 1 items

ECHOES

Collection · 33 items

Nature

1 sub-collections · 203 items
Sub-collection

poetry

6 sub-collections · 251 items

Quiet

Collection · 6 items

Regions

Tallahassee

City · 1 items
You’ll discover local poets who pay homage to Cascades Park, one of the City of Tallahassee’s gems. By following the route on the Echoes app, visitors will hear a selection of original poems read aloud by the poets themselves.

By following the route on the Echoes app, visitors will hear a selection of original poems read aloud by the poets themselves.

Each poem represents a different location within Cascades Park and encourages visitors to discover spots for quiet contemplation. Inspired by the monumental trees and surrounding landscape, these poems serve as a celebration of the unique features of the area. From Smokey Hollow Pond to Centennial Field, visitors can explore the city’s history while enjoying its natural beauty.

Included in this sound walk are original poems by local poets Summer Hill Seven, Terri Carrion, Michael Rothenberg, and Virgil Suárez.

Voice of Trees – Tallahassee is a collaboration between the Council on Culture & Arts (COCA), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, and the City of Tallahassee Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Affairs Department.
Voice of Trees – Tallahassee is a collaboration between the Council on Culture & Arts (COCA), 100 Thousand Poets for Change, and the City of Tallahassee Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Affairs Department.

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giorio (2020). Voice of Trees: Tallahassee. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/voice-of-trees-tallahassee/

shoggle, worple

Since the 1500s, shoggle has been a word for various sorts of shaking. No wonder it became a word for unsteady walking in the 1800s. Zombies and toddlers are big shogglers. Another term sometimes applied to such precarious ambling is warpling. Credits to Mark Peters.

Added by Geert Vermeire
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