Become the Narrator of Your Own Life  

Your perspective matters. How you see the world affects everyone and everything in the world around you. The stories you tell yourself and others create the big conversation. What are we doing here? What does it mean to be alive? When we meet the moment with a pen in our hands, we change our relationship to the world. We become narrators of our own lives—able to meet the story of the moment in fresh ways.

In this four-week playshop (way more fun than a workshop!), we will read and discuss poems that help us re-see the world, and we’ll write and (if you wish) share our own poems, engaging in the powerful practice of showing up, leaning into the realm of pure potential, and joining our small voices in the big conversation. What will happen when you show up?

Through reading, writing, and conversing about poems, you will:

• Explore new ways to see our old stories.
• Discover how every single object in the world has something to teach us.
• Practice not knowing and letting the poem know more than we do.
• Embrace paradox and let it open us.
• Engage the imagination and find ways to write into the world we most want to inhabit.
• Play with language and ideas in a safe, nourishing, creative space.

Everyone is welcome. No previous writing experience is necessary.

NOTE: You will have access to the video recording(s) for 30 days after the program ends. All recordings will be available within 72 hours of the end of each session.