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In The Moment: A Night of Poetry, Painting and Music

It all started the Moment when Laila and I met. It was a very casual meeting of people, and soon became a beautiful meeting of hearts and souls. I was in California for a month during the summer, taking some courses in Poetry Therapy and also visiting family. I met Laila by … [Read more...] about In The Moment: A Night of Poetry, Painting and Music

Filed Under: Latest Blog Posts, Past Events, Poetry Recitals Tagged With: art, California, event, music, painting, poetry recital

Operation Smile: Perhaps more beautiful than Mona Lisa smile is Maria’s Smile

Every Child Deserves a Smile

I recieved an email about a month ago from Vivek Mukherjee asking if I would do poetry recital at a fund-raiser for Operation Smile.  At that moment in time, I did not know much about this wonderful organization. I accepted happily, but as time goes by and the more I learn about … [Read more...] about Operation Smile: Perhaps more beautiful than Mona Lisa smile is Maria’s Smile

Filed Under: Latest Blog Posts, Past Events, Poems on Children Tagged With: Charity, children, community Service, health, Operation Smile, poetry recital, social work

TEDx Abu Dhabi 2012 Poetry Therapy; writing about Images and Feelings

To be a part of TED was truly an honor and a pleasure. I mean just to say you are going to a TED gathering brings with it all those wonderful images and thoughts of all the wonderful speakers that have come and gone but never really gone out of one's mind, psyche and … [Read more...] about TEDx Abu Dhabi 2012 Poetry Therapy; writing about Images and Feelings

Filed Under: Latest Blog Posts, Past Events, Poetry Therapy Tagged With: event, healing, poetry therapy, TEDx, TEDxAbuDhabi

Speak Abu Dhabi: Live Coverage of Poetry Evening celebrating the Masters Rumi,Gibran and Khayyam

Speak Abu Dhabi: Rumi, Khayyam, Gibran & US

Where does one begin to describe such an experience, a night full of love, light and friendship. A night where voices were heard for the first time and a night where voices continue to echo in my heart and soul. As you know, "Speak Abu Dhabi, was a night that the Masters Rumi, … [Read more...] about Speak Abu Dhabi: Live Coverage of Poetry Evening celebrating the Masters Rumi,Gibran and Khayyam

Filed Under: Past Events, Poetry Recitals Tagged With: abu dhabi theatre, event, gibran, Khayyam, rumi, speak abu dhabi

My first Abu Dhabi International Book Fair 2012

Me at Abu Dhabi Book Fair

The Book Fair Experience is one that I had had before, but never before in light of being a POET. The highlight of the event was being a part of something so big and grand. Reading, writing, reciting, listening, interviewing, and interweaving. It was absolutely … [Read more...] about My first Abu Dhabi International Book Fair 2012

Filed Under: Past Events, Poetry Recitals, Poetry Workshops Tagged With: Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, event, poetry recital, Tishani Doshi, writing

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