But anything goes. That works for Michelle Wright. You know, the beatniks, smoke, alcohol, good aroma and a low-key, pleasant vibe. Having previously worked behind a humidor counter at a bar, Wright loves a good smoke and said she's written a few cigar poems. But poet laureates don't grow on trees, so don't expect to hear any on Sunday night.
Word is raw, energetic and full of erotic imagery.
Everyone's just chillin'. The feel is loungey, real cool. New York is the place, the poetry epicenter. True, we do have a taste for smooth Dominican smokes. With the release this spring of Habana Primero, a new brand from U.S. Tobacco, the options grow wider still.