Weekly Poetry Workshop
This virtual weekly workshop offers a transformative journey into the art of poetry, guiding you toward a deeper dialogue with yourself. Each session, we will explore a mythic topic—engaging at the intersection of the personal and the archetypal. Through a series of carefully crafted poetic exercises, we will bypass the internal censor, allowing language to flow freely and authentically.
Whether you seek creative expansion, personal insight, or a space to experiment with form and voice, this workshop invites you to step into the unknown, embrace the process, and write beyond the limits of what you think you can say—all within a supportive community of writers.
Course Overview
When: Sunday mornings, 10AM – 12PM PST
Format: Virtual, hosted via Zoom
Engage in an ongoing exploration of poetry from the comfort of your home, and connect with fellow writers in a space that encourages growth and expression.
Each session focuses on a mythic topic, blending the personal with the archetypal and devloping a dialogue with your muse.
Carefully designed exercises leading to catalytic poetry prompts, so you can write beyond perceived limits and unlock creative potential.
Join us for a Sunday morning session (10AM - 12PM PST) and explore whether this workshop aligns with your creative goals.
FAQ
If you have any further questions, please feel free contact me.
About the Instructor
Carson Wignall views writing as a form of spiritual discipline. With undergraduate and graduate degrees in Philosophy, he has always been drawn to exploring profound ideas. During his work in social services, Carson discovered poetry as a unique language—a way to transform personal confession into mythic imagination. He is now deepening this practice as a master’s student in Creative Writing (Poetry) at Dominican University of California while teaching English at the secondary level.
Carson’s writing mainly explores self-identity as a quiet rebellion of becoming, dwelling on the tension between seeking transcendence and living as a divided self. He invites his students to see poetry as a form of revelation, helping them uncover their own heights and depths within a supportive community of writers dedicated to the joyful, yet challenging, process of making experience meaningful.
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