Get your Dickinson on at the Main Library October 16th. Part of Branching Out, a program created by Poets House, the Poetry Society of America and funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Branching Out is a national program running in just 7 US cities that wants to present accessible, engaging talks by distinguished poet/scholars about celebrated modern and classic poets.
Up next is Kay Ryan presenting Emily Dickinson: “Emily Dickinson on Her Own Terms”:
It is thoroughly remarkable to acknowledge that such a person-diminutive, clad in bridelike white, sealed within her rooms, doing no more to broadcast her poems than slipping them in with a batch of ginger bread-will never quit galvanizing American poetry. Her poems will never fit in. However scholars try to show us how they partake of this hymn form or that ballad convention, we know the difference.
I searched the Internet for a Dickinson poem I could use for this post. I wanted to get you all hot and heavy for this homesick prone, Female Seminary student from Amherst, Massachusetts. But alas the copy protection police have all her work on lock down. So instead you have to read the poem above, buy a book or go to the Library on the 16th to learn more.
Branching Out with Emily Dickinson
October 16, 2007 @ 6:00 p.m.
Main Library Auditorium
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