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“Poetry Spoken Here,” the video and discussion program sponsored by the Rappahannock County Library at the high school auditorium, will resume on March 27 at 7 p.m.
The response to this Voices and Visions program, a project of the American Library Association and the National endowment for the Humanitites which was awarded to this community as one of 25 nationwide, was so enthusiastic last year that the Library and the High School will renew the series as an independent joint project, according to a library spokesman.
The videocassettes will again be shown on the large screen to introduce the poets and their works, with readings from each. Following that, after a brief intermission for refreshments, a discussion will be led by Jon Heddleston, a Rappahannock County High School English teacher and former editor of the Rappahan
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