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National Poetry Library staff member Troy Cabida holds the sleeve of We Will Keep On by Disarm Hate, in front of the National Poetry Library shelves

Troy Cabida

‘I’m lucky to have already formed a relationship with the National Poetry Library, prior to working here. It has been a place for me to find new poems to chew on, where I (more than) once cried over unfinished drafts and manuscripts, as well as a meeting place for myself and my friends, many of whom are some of the most talented poets I know writing today.

‘A poetry night I serve as producer on, called Poetry and Shaah, once held a show in the library, too! One of the first books I remember discovering through the library, and being so elated about, was Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters, a collection of previously unpublished poems written by the actress Marilyn Monroe.’