"Life is the Poem" party, in honor of Gloucester poet Vincent Ferrini From Terry Weber

Hi Joey,

Last Sunday was the “Life is the Poem” party, in honor of Gloucester poet Vincent Ferrini. It was a beautiful day on the harbor, and guests celebrated the life and works of Ferrini by reading poetry, performing skits, sipping on wine and champagne, and nibbling on fresh sushi. The party was hosted by the Gloucester Writers Center. Among the entertainers were Captain Tom Ellis reading poetry, singer Charlee Bianchini providing lovely background music, and actors Rick Gadbois & Heidi Pulkkinen bringing a special guest– ‘Marilyn Monroe’.

In case you missed it, click on this link for a slideshow:

marilyn monroe

3 thoughts on “"Life is the Poem" party, in honor of Gloucester poet Vincent Ferrini From Terry Weber

  1. Words of the Vision of the Soul

    By Peter A. Todd
    February 28th. 1988

    Capeannsalon.com

    Poetry must and always be of the soul
    yet! a rendering of love of the writers heart
    It should contain a vision of time to yet unfold
    The emotion of its meaning from the start
    Poetry is ancient as from the Psalms of David
    Such a faithful and God fearing man
    It is also a renewal of life and its meaning
    A footpath led by the Master’s plan
    The description of what is within the inner beauty
    Of loved ones we embrace and cherish dear
    Or the vision of a mountain and morning clearing
    It is the very existence of our inner tears
    Of words to be treasured through the sands of time
    A vision for the blind of pleasures to unfold
    Expression of love in our thoughts hard to find
    Poetry more precious than the world and all its gold
    It’s the echo of ones heart to the impaired of hearing
    The comforting of mind in sadness cast
    The reflection of the soul and ones awakening nearing
    It’s etched in silver within the soul’s reflection matched

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  2. Thank you for posting this GMG! There was an announcement made at the party that we are looking for residents of Cape Ann who may have received a poem from Vincent Ferrini. We would like to publish those poems in a book next year. If you have a poem, you can send a copy to the Gloucester Writers Center at 126 East Main Street. Just include your name, phone number and a short paragraph about your connection to Vincent Ferrini. Thank you!

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