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“Older Sister, Younger Brother” by Stephanie Sajor This is a spoken word performance by Stephanie Sajor at the Anaheim Art Crawl Experience in Anaheim, CA. This is a fictitious account of a sister and brother which reflects on the nature of war and its power to both destroy and create. Goodbye forWordNow although today marks the start of a joyous month-long celebration for poetry, we have unfortunately been undergoing some internal problems as a collective. Without getting into too much detail, we have set differences with what our aspirations and goals are which limit us to move forward as forWord. As of today, we are disbanding forWord. We shall continue to write and perform poetry as individuals, but as a group, we have decided to part ways.
We have grown so much over the year. It is hard to believe it’s only been a year since we joined forces. We wish everyone the best and we would like you to know we appreciate all the love you gave us. We love you all! Please do not let this bring you down and remember that today marks National Poetry Month! Celebrate! Appreciate! Create! If you don’t know, now you KNOW! Thank you! - Susan Diep Happy Birthday, Stephanie Sajor! One of the four members of forWord, this is Stephanie’s poem, “Chalk Days,” ringing nostalgia to our senses. Reminding us of childhood, here’s to another year of growth! Interesting Fact: Everything you see here designed on this website is her creation. Not only an avid writer, she is forWord’s webmaster and graphic designer! forWord Feature: Don’t Censor My SP!T!
Two members of forWord, Eddy M. Gana Jr. and Stephanie Sajor, are amongst this lovely talented cast of poets! It is an honor for us to be performing on the same set as the critically acclaimed production, “Short Eyes”, written by Miguel Piñero.
Censorship is spreading like a rumor. But unlike one, it is true. It is happening. Let’s take a stand and speak out! Chalk Days by Stephanie Sajor (of forWord) This is an original spoken word piece performed at the Speak Easy Open Mic in Downtown Los Angeles on April 25th, 2011. I believe that everyone has a story to tell. “Chalk Days” is one of mine. http://www.facebook.com/forwordcollective http://www.youtube.com/forwordcollection http://www.twitter.com/fwcollective |
We are forWord, an arts collective with an emphasis on spoken word and creative writing. We aspire to encourage self expression, connect with other poets, and improve our creative skills in the process. forWord is: Susan Diep, Eddy M. Gana, Jr., Mark Maza, and Stephanie Sajor
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