Updated On: 22 April, 2015 08:30 AM IST | | Krutika Behrawala
<p>Poetry and prose readings in the city are slowly emerging as ideal avenues to showcase talent for the written word, with some help from cafes and bookstores</p>

A poetry reading session hosted by Cappuccino Readings at Starbucks, Horniman Circle
If you walk into Lower Parel's Trilogy tomorrow evening, don't be surprised to see a bunch of Bard lovers reading passages from Macbeth, as part of a free group reading session celebrating 451 years of Shakespeare. The curated library and bookstore also hosts The Poetry Project, every Sunday — a ticketed event that helps Mumbaikars to learn to write poetry.
A poetry reading session hosted by Cappuccino Readings at Starbucks, Horniman Circle
"Poetry is not just about introspection; it is also about universal truths and asking questions. We felt there was a need to discuss this and help people learn how to read and write poetry, so we started The Poetry Project," says Meethil Momaya, co-founder of Trilogy.