Lylu's Library - Poems, Songs, Stories

This is the poet Dhruv performing his spoken word poem at the Bangkok Poetry Slam on Feb 19, 2023. Subscribe to Lylu’s channel for different voices from across this wide planet of ours! So many perspectives just a click a way, so many MORE on the way!! Subscribe TODAY Lylu is based in Bangkok, Thailand, one of planet Earth’s most visited cities. Since 2014 we have been on a mission to make more poets, proliferate the art of spoken word poetry and document the voices that find themselves in Bangkok. Next time you travel to Thailand and are looking for what to do, join us! Website www.lylu.world Learn more about Lylu: https://linktr.ee/lyricallunacy Find us on other social media platforms Instagram at @lyricallunacy TikTok at @lyricallunacy Facebook at Bangkok Lyrical Lunacy Website www.lylu.world [email protected] for inquires.

Enjoy this recording from last week's Bangkok Poetry Slam held on Novemeber 25, 2022. Poets: Shaan John Aaron Hamm Delfin Solomon Jennifer Jules Danny Whelan Sneha Ravindranath Congratulations to Aaron who emerged as the slam winner!

Enjoy this recording from last week's Bangkok Poetry Slam held on October 11, 2022. This is the 1st round. Stay tuned for Round 2! Congratulations to Grace who emerged as the slam winner!

Lylu's Zoom Room is an online open mic held every two weeks. Poets singers, storytellers from around the world gather in fellowship and in the spirit of creating culture & community!

This week is all about Perseverance, taking risks, getting knocked down, and sticking it out to make it through the rough times. We cover the story of Tori Murden who became the first woman to row across an ocean. Along the way we serve up recordings of poems songs, and stories performed live at Lyrical Lunacy's live shows. Poets: Max Rapkin Delfin Solomon Ikena Onyegbula Sara Fiffi Music: "Never Going Back" by Gembul, Busnior, Juzu, Sulthan & Khairul Yan

This week is all about metaphysical musings as we take a look at a few poems that reflect upon the essence of reality, how we perceive it, what is vs what could have been, as well as what was. Enjoy these metaphysical musings. Featured Poets: Damage Control Joe Shakarchi Ellyn Louise Swordfish Music: Your Pick by Swordfish

The classic Sufi mystic epic, Conference of the Birds, reinterpreted and retold by Pableroy in a one-man show that incorporates spokenword poetry, live music, and storytelling, recorded before a live audience on December 11, 2020 at Speakerbox in Bangkok. After having gone their own separate ways, the conference of birds reunites. Having journeyed on their respective quests, they finally emerge, transformed, out of a glimmering pool inside Simurghs crystal castle. Together they discover the key to reaching the Simurgh: At-One-Ness

The classic Sufi mystic epic, Conference of the Birds, reinterpreted and retold by Pableroy in a one-man show that incorporates spokenword poetry, live music, and storytelling, recorded before a live audience on December 11, 2020 at Speakerbox in Bangkok. In this episode, we as how does one move about life and the world, with all its perils, with confidence? How might we go forward into that good night with out being frozen with fright?

The classic Sufi mystic epic, Conference of the Birds, reinterpreted and retold by Pableroy in a one-man show that incorporates spokenword poetry, live music, and storytelling, recorded before a live audience on December 11, 2020 at Speakerbox in Bangkok. In this episode, we take a look at the delicate dance between fear and desire. We desire to be seen yet are frozen in fear when time to let the world know who we are, "petrified, but still very much alive, striving to be free" the story of the Open Mic Poet stepping up for the first time.

The classic Sufi mystic epic, Conference of the Birds, reinterpreted and retold by Pableroy in a one-man show that incorporates spokenword poetry, live music, and storytelling, recorded before a live audience on December 11, 2020 at Speakerbox in Bangkok. In this episode, the focus is on facing the monsters that life is rife with. Life itself is a monster that eats itself, evoking the symbol of an oroborus. Similarly, we often find that we are our own monsters or that our monsters lie within us.