Epstein Secrets

Emily Dickinson’s “I cannot dance opon my Toes”: Cynthia Nixon, Yo Yo Ma, Marie Howe and Bill T. Jones; On Marianne Moore’s “The Fish”: Jorie Graham, Edward Norton, Conservation International scientists, and the passengers and crew of oceanographic vessel The Alucia; On Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art” or Edna St. V

a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sanchez and a chorus of children from Promise Academy; On Allen Ginsberg’s Hymmnn from “Kaddish” and “Hum Bom”: Bono, Juan Felipe Herrera and a chorus of clergy. The production of the following episodes

a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sanchez and a chorus of children from Promise Academy; On Allen Ginsberg’s Hymmnn from “Kaddish” and “Hum Bom”: Bono, Juan Felipe Herrera and a chorus of clergy. The production of the following episodes

Emily Dickinson’s “I cannot dance opon my Toes”: Cynthia Nixon, Yo Yo Ma, Marie Howe and Bill T. Jones; On Marianne Moore’s “The Fish”: Jorie Graham, Edward Norton, Conservation International scientists, and the passengers and crew of oceanographic vessel The Alucia; On Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art” or Edna St. V

a chorus of couples young and old; On Langston Hughes’s “Harlem”: President Bill Clinton, Herbie Hancock, Sonia Sanchez and a chorus of children from Promise Academy; On Allen Ginsberg’s Hymmnn from “Kaddish” and “Hum Bom”: Bono, Juan Felipe Herrera and a chorus of clergy. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019327 --- PAGE BREAK -

Emily Dickinson’s “I cannot dance opon my Toes”: Cynthia Nixon, Yo Yo Ma, Marie Howe and Bill T. Jones; On Marianne Moore’s “The Fish”: Jorie Graham, Edward Norton, Conservation International scientists, and the passengers and crew of oceanographic vessel The Alucia; On Elizabeth Bishop’s “One Art” or Edna St. V