There’s poetry everywhere…on your wall, in your breakfast cereal and psyllium husk, certainly in the refrigerator and on the dashboard of your car. Let’s find it together in a fun, interactive, and generative workshop where you will craft poems out of nothing…or anything, if you prefer. Writer’s block doesn’t even exist when you realize that everything is a poem. P.S. They said this description could be up to 100 words but I stopped at 84 because less is more. Let’s learn from that too.
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RICK LUPERT: Los Angeles poet Rick Lupert created Poetry Super Highway (poetrysuperhighway.com) and hosted the Cobalt Cafe weekly reading for almost 21 years which has lived on as a Zoom series since 2020. He’s authored 29 collections of poetry, most recently “High Moose Alert” and “God Wrestler: a Poem for Every Torah Portion” and edited the anthologies “A Poet’s Siddur”, “Ekphrastia Gone Wild”, “A Poet’s Haggadah”, and “The Night Goes on All Night.” He writes a Jewish Poetry column for www.JewishJournal.com, and the daily web comic “Cat and Banana” with Brendan Constantine. He reads his poetry wherever they let him.