Well Water Poetry
Well Water Poetry

"A Poem begins in delight and ends in wisdom" - Robert Frost

What is Well Water Poetry?



Poetry has been the means through which I have discovered healing and wellness in my own life and I am committed to sharing this process with others. I believe everyone is a writer and deserves the opportunity to grow and learn and play by writing what is in their hearts.

 

My workshops celebrate this self-discovery and the delight and wisdom that come from finding hidden reservoirs of meaning and richness in our lives.

 



Well Water Poetry Offers:

 

●Community poetry workshops and ongoing groups for writers of all levels- Click here for upcoming events or contact me to book a workshop or group

 

●Clinical Workshops in inpatient hospital settings, group homes, outpatient programs or with support groups

 

●Private workshop sessions

 

 

 

 

 



 

 

 



 



Upcoming Workshop

Long Days, Warm Nights; A poetry workshop inspired by summer

Saturday, July 30, 2016

12:30 pm-3:30 pm

General Gomez Arts and Events Center, Auburn, CA

Details and registration here.



Current 6 week Series

This is the Moment: Poetry of the Here and Now

Wednesdays, June 15th - July 20th 2016

Sierra College Roseville Gateway Campus: 10:00 am-12:00 pm

 

Sierra College Nevada County Campus: 2:00 pm-4:00 pm

 

Hosted by Osher Lifelong Learning Institute- Sierra College

Cover painting by Lin Max

"All that glimmers"

 

 

 Well Water

 

by Randall Jarrell

What a girl called "the dailiness of life"
(Adding an errand to your errand. Saying,
"Since you're up . . ." Making you a means to
A means to a means to) is well water
Pumped from an old well at the bottom of the world.
The pump you pump the water from is rusty
And hard to move and absurd, a squirrel-wheel
A sick squirrel turns slowly, through the sunny
Inexorable hours. And yet sometimes
The wheel turns of its own weight, the rusty
Pump pumps over your sweating face the clear
Water, cold, so cold! you cup your hands
And gulp from them the dailiness of life.

 

 



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