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Join Lost Horse Press on
Sunday, 10 April 2005 for the fourth Sunday
Afternoon Salon at the Hi Hopes Café as Emily Baker
discusses her philosophy of poetry and performs selected pieces.
Ms. Baker is a poet and performance artist; her presentation will
include spoken word and music/song, in addition to an experiment
using the vocal expression of the audience to create harmony of
sound in relation to the harmony of being. Her talk will focus on
the concept that we are all creative beings capable of expressing
unique qualities of self. She will use music and poetry as a way
of illustrating how we can tap into our awareness of intention as
well as the appreciation of one’s self and others. Ms. Baker will
also discuss respect, inhabiting one’s words fully, the ability
to free flow, non-judgment, discipline, and keeping a fresh perspective.
A north Idaho native, Emily Baker was born in a little house on
Lake Street in Sandpoint, Idaho twenty six years ago. A six-year
stint in Portland, Oregon helped to inspire her to begin singing
and writing once again as she had as a child. Emily recently returned
to Idaho to apprentice with a local homebirth midwife, an endeavor
she enjoys very much. Please join Lost Horse Press at the Hi Hopes
Café on Sunday, 10 April 2005 for another lively conversation dedicated
to Rebel Creativity in the Age of Commerce. Emily Baker’s performance
and discussion is the fourth in a series titled Wild Mind: Rebel
Creativity in the Age of Commerce presented by Lost Horse Press.
Please watch for info about continuing Sunday Afternoon Salons at
the Hi Hopes Cafe. For additional information about this or other
Lost Horse programs, please call 208.255.4410.
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