The Poem as Protest

Poetry lives in a world of multitudes – it moves through us hungry and delectable, fleeting and resonant, sonic and physical, as both an act of remembrance and erasure. When reading poetry, we invite an unnamable force to make a home of us, to rewire our body and mind. In this way, the act of reading or writing a poem is transformative, rebellious even.

Also this week in Plymouth

• English Conversation Circle Mon, Nov 2 · 10 AM–11 AM
• French Club Mon, Nov 2 · 1 PM–2 PM
• Computer and Tech Help Mon, Nov 2 · 2 PM–5 PM

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