“The breast of a healthy mother’s milk is the microphone; the picture of the healthy mother breast feeding her child breast food in public is the poetry. Both are a natural expression of beauty and activism, a different style of poetry into the world scene able to heal, appeal, and defend against injustice. If there’s a very simple way of exposing injustice and judging discover the sight of a woman being a loving mother breast feeding her child in public then watch how quick there will be those rising up ready to do her harm-attacking and deciding what should be done to her for exposing a nipple of the woman’s breast for food or even the thought of a nipple of the woman’s breast for pleasure. Too many people, I mean to say, too many fools - promote the thought that sight of a woman’s nipple in public places is the worst thing imaginable that every female can do. In many countries, they imprison or even plan to imprison women that breast feed in public places don’t they? If a man or woman can’t be imprison just for being a fool that they are no woman should be imprisoned for being a mother feeding breast food to her child in public”. Poetry writing by Van Stone, Philadelphia WVSR Radio Host and Front Page News Publisher.
Everybody is a poet: Spoken word poetry spills out of cafes, on the worldwide web, on the stage, and into the streets. When there is writing, reading, rhyming, speaking, dance, playing music, performing music, and positive relaxing, there is poetry and modeling.
Van Stone of the Philadelphia Front Page News and WVSR Radio Programming is relaunching writing, reading and speaking poetry class to help artist feel good about what is art. A picture tells many stories and words without pictures does the same also.
Positive expression, being outspoken about what is considered the normal acceptable view of lifestyles can help an artist tell the story of the need to embrace. Included in this article are a picture and a statement about the picture which can be understood as poetry all in one.
“This photo is revolutionary. It is revolutionary because I breastfeed, in a society where the milk formula is normal and fully accepted, where the ability of women to breastfeed is discredited, where our more instinctive and mammal side is suppressed. It is revolutionary because I show my body, which is banned for breastfeeding, but not that of a bikini model. It is revolutionary because we dance and we restore our ancient Aymara and Quechua roots, because we believe that is in mourning pacha, under the cement behind the logging of forests, dams, genetically modified foods. This photo is revolutionary, because I also am.”
To register to submit to present for open mic poetry and modeling the poet Van Stone and friends, go to www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/6WYzkAb8d7bfQ. Or visit www.powerwvsr1360.us for more info about Van Stone news, magazine and radio publishing and artist promotions.
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