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Titles, Beginnings, Turns, and Endings: An Online Poetry Workshop in Two Parts, Facilitated by Pam Baggett
Part Two: Turns and Endings - Sunday, February 26th, 1:30-3:30 pm
Description: The last lines of a poem, as we know, can be challenging. And while not every poem makes a turn, most make one or more, shifting the poem, incorporating new thoughts, ideas, and images so that it deepens in complexity and meaning. In this session, we’ll look at ways to create and navigate turns so that we weave spell-binding works that lead to powerful, satisfying endings. We’ll discuss strategies for creating those endings, ones that resonate with our titles as well as the body of the poem. Writers working at all levels and in other genres are welcome.
If you can’t attend one date of this two-part workshop, you’re still welcome to attend on the other date.
View the recording for Part One which occurred on Sun., January 29th, 1:30-3:30 pm by clicking here
NOTES:
--Please have several of your poems-in-progress to work on during the workshops.
--This virtual event may be recorded and may be shared via the library’s social media (and perhaps also via the panelists’ social media) for the benefit of those who are unable to join us live.
--The workshops are self-contained and will each feature different poems. You’re welcome to attend both; it’s not necessary to be present at the first workshop in order to participate in the second.
--Please register by the Thursday prior to each workshop.
--This workshop will occur via Zoom. Prior to each workshop, you will receive an email containing the zoom link and a packet of poems & workshop materials.
