Classroom Calendar

Register here: https://classroom.ruthstonehouse.org/shop/poetry-of-the-spirit-a-workshop

Online poetry workshop tracing the roots of lyrical poetry and its relationship with worship, song, spiritual and hermetic practice, and the collective. Poets, songwriters, and seekers all welcome. We will meet online on Sundays from 12-2pm throughout the month of January, starting January 7, for two hours each time (4-5 sessions?). And each time we’ll commune with the poetry of the spirit through another lens.

More details here: https://classroom.ruthstonehouse.org/shop/the-unsayable-rilke-a-generative-workshop

A 4-week reading group and workshop led by Bianca Stone and Ben Fama, centered on the works and enduring ideas of the German-language lyric poet Rainer Maria Rilke. We will read Letters to a Young Poet, the Duino Elegies, and selections from various other works including the Sonnets to Orpheus, Rilke’s semi-autobiographical novel The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Bridge, and the Unknown Rilke translated by Franz Wright. We will provide writing prompts, exercises, and workshop student poems each week.

Register here: https://classroom.ruthstonehouse.org/shop/poetry-of-the-spirit-a-workshop

Online poetry workshop tracing the roots of lyrical poetry and its relationship with worship, song, spiritual and hermetic practice, and the collective. Poets, songwriters, and seekers all welcome. We will meet online on Sundays from 12-2pm throughout the month of January, starting January 7, for two hours each time (4-5 sessions?). And each time we’ll commune with the poetry of the spirit through another lens.

More details here: https://classroom.ruthstonehouse.org/shop/the-unsayable-rilke-a-generative-workshop

A 4-week reading group and workshop led by Bianca Stone and Ben Fama, centered on the works and enduring ideas of the German-language lyric poet Rainer Maria Rilke. We will read Letters to a Young Poet, the Duino Elegies, and selections from various other works including the Sonnets to Orpheus, Rilke’s semi-autobiographical novel The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Bridge, and the Unknown Rilke translated by Franz Wright. We will provide writing prompts, exercises, and workshop student poems each week.