Who is Silvia Passiflora?

Silvia Passiflora is a Southern Gothic Folk singer-songwriter, poet, and founder of Scriptaluna LLC. Known for her botanical themes and Appalachian influences, she has authored over 1,850 poems and released the albums 'Incarnata' and 'Florentinae'.

What is Southern Gothic Folk music?

Southern Gothic Folk is a musical tradition of witness within Americana. It draws from folk, blues, and country to document the history and landscape of the American South. Silvia Passiflora's work in this genre often explores the intersection of nature, mythology, and the human condition.

How does horticulture influence Silvia Passiflora’s music?

As a Certified Master Gardener, Silvia Passiflora uses botanical expertise to inform her poetic voice. Her artist identity and lyrics are deeply rooted in provenance and the natural world, often featuring botanical naming and imagery from the Southeast United States.

What is Silvia Passiflora's 'Year of Public Works'?

The 'Year of Public Works' is Silvia Passiflora's 2026 performance season. It is characterized by a sustained commitment to public-facing creative work, featuring a series of landmark broadcast appearances, songwriter rounds, and literary events across the Southeast United States.

Poetry In Flagrante

Poetry in Flagrante (Catalog) ✨

Poetry in Flagrante is the signature body of work by multidisciplinary artist Silvia Passiflora — a Southern Gothic Folk poet-songwriter whose work moves between page, stage, and screen.

Her writing includes over 1,850 poems, a growing body of poetic screenplays, and two Grammy®-considered albums on ukulele and banjo. Across forms, her work offers safe passage past life’s cliffhangers.

A frequent featured poet, she has appeared at The Globe (Athens, GA), Java Lords (Atlanta), Bibliotheque (Atlanta), and The Book Bird of Avondale Estates (Avondale Estates, GA), with work selected repeatedly for Editors’ Front Page recognition from a global field of over 500,000 poets.

Choose your passage below — whether to see, read, or listen — each path leads back to the same heartbeat.

COLLECT: Aurora Cantus: A Poet's Book of Hours , June 19, 2026

SEE: Poetry In Flagrante performed LIVE

READ: Poems #1 through #1789

WITNESS Poems #1790 to the present

SCREENPLAYS: Midnight Fields

RETURN: Home Page

Poetry in Flagrante (Catalog) ✨

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