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Instructor: Sarah Arvio
Schedule:
March 11th, 1-4pm EST
March 18th, 1-4pm EST
March 25th, 1-4pm EST
April 1st, 1–4pm EST
Virtual

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$225.00

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DREAM-MIND POEMS (2023)

Registration includes 4 sessions.

This is not about writing dream poems.  This is about letting the images and thoughts that arise from your dreams free your mind and shape your poems.  And about relaxing the mind (and heart) to let your thoughts flow.  About discovering the rhythms of your own voice.  Here, the image sparks the feeling and the thought; not the other way around.  The image centers the poem.  These will be poems that shake us and move us.

Readings from Reverdy, Huidobro, Paz, Lorca, Rilke, H.D., Langston Hughes, a selection of Chinese poets, Louise Gluck, Matthew Dickman, Henri Cole, Terrance Hayes, and others.

About Sarah Arvio

Sarah Arvio’s newest book of poems, Cry Back My Sea, has been lauded as an “ode to love.” Her previous book is night thoughts: 70 dream poems & notes from an analysis (2013) , a hybrid of poems, essay and memoir. Earlier books of poems are Sono: cantos (2006) and Visits from the Seventh (2002). Her recent edition of the poetry of Federico García Lorca, Poet in Spain: New Translations, garnered wide acclaim.

https://www.saraharvio.com/

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The Ruth Stone House BIPOC Fellowship

Includes: Full tuition, Room and Board at the Inn for a BIPOC poet


Lucy Terry Prince Fellowship

Includes: Full tuition, Room & Board at the Inn for a Poet of Color living in Vermont, or with roots in Vermont


The James Tate Scholarship

Full tuition for a poet under the age of 40 (does not include Room & Board)


Equity Scholarship

Award for $600 reduced tuition for a BIPOC poet.


Andromeda Scholarship

Need-based scholarships awarded to poets of merit with expressed socioeconomic need

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