Finding Wonder with Local Poet Trevor Scott Barton

Join us in the Bookshop at 6pm on Thursday, October 20th for a reading with local poet Trevor Scott Barton. Barton will read from his chapbook, Left Foot Poems, which is inspired by the beauty in the plain, the genius in the simple, the wonder in the ordinary, and the courage in the human. In addition to being a poet, Trevor is an integral member of the local community who writes among and about the out-of-the way places in downtown Greenville. 

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About the Poet

Trevor Scott Barton is a 4th grade teacher at Berea Elementary School in the Greenville County School District. He is also an indie writer along the out of the way places among the out of the way people in downtown Greenville.

He looks and listens for beauty in the plain, genius in the simple, wonder in the ordinary and courage in the human.

As an elementary school teacher, he knows a little about a lot but over the past years he’s learned a lot about the largest creatures to have ever lived in the word  Whales. He has become a whale genius in his community. You can find his published work in The Fib Review, The Green Shoe Sanctuary, The Greenville News, The State Newspaper and The Post and Courier Newspaper. Left Foot Poems is his first published chapbook of poems.