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[POETRY] Poet Sarah Riggs writes, “seasonal grief she has, they say. But who / is she? The soup will be ready,” which is something, it’s safe to say, we can all relate to by this point. She has recently returned to New York after a decade in Paris. When she isn’t writing poems (she has five collections of verse) she’s making films to be screened at the Tate Modern or translating French poets. Come listen to her read from her most recent work Pomme & Granite—forthcoming from 1913 Press—on Thursday, March 5 at the Western New York Book Arts Center. Presented by UB Poetics.