Upcoming 04/19/26 Small Poems, Big Meaning: Exploring the Power of Brevity in Poetry & Prose (Biweekly) AG 6 wk

• Dates:  Sundays – Apr 19, May 3, May 17, May 31,  Jun 14, Jun 28
• Time:  2:00 – 4:30 pm ET 
• Open to: All Genders, 18+
• Facilitator: Leighann Rechtin
• Location:  Virtual
• Standard Rate: $285

Small Poems, Big Meaning invites writers to explore how brief forms can hold surprising depth. In this Spring writing circle, participants will experiment with short poems and micro-writing, discovering how attention, precision, and play can transform even a few lines into something resonant.

This biweekly class is designed for writers who may feel overwhelmed by longer pieces, curious about poetry, or drawn to writing that fits into the rhythms of everyday life. Through guided prompts, generative writing time, and intentional sharing, writers will explore how small forms can open big doors.

No prior poetry experience is required. This is a supportive, non-evaluative space where curiosity leads and perfection is not the goal.

PRICING POLICY: We use the Green Bottle Method for program pricing. This pay-what-you-can model is flexible based on your financial security, constraints, or hardship. Please see our Pricing Model page to learn more before making your selection.

[CANCELLATION POLICY: Tuition is non-refundable. Tuition can be credited towards a future class if the student withdraws 14 days prior to the beginning of the start of the class and must be used within one (1) year of receipt. There is also no refund for individually missed classes.]