We are the Seeds: Exploring the Metaphor of Seeds with Poetry

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Seeds are magical gifts from nature. Seeds are memories. Seeds are the future. We are the seeds.

Join us for an afternoon of poetry on the farm. We will explore the metaphor of seeds with a hands-on seed sorting activity to get your creative juices flowing. Evonne, our instructorwill lead us in reflective writing exercises and introduce us to the Haiku poem form. You will wander the farm in search of inspiration to write your own Haiku, then type it up with our vintage typewriters and make a card featuring your poem. 

Workshop Schedule

Group introductions
Tour of the farm 
Experiential seed project
Reflective writing exercise
Introduction to Haiku
Haiku hunting–walk around the farm to inspire your poem
Create Haiku cards with typewriters and pressed flowers
Share Haiku in circle
Close with a group song

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Seeds are magical gifts from nature. Seeds are memories. Seeds are the future. We are the seeds.

Join us for an afternoon of poetry on the farm. We will explore the metaphor of seeds with a hands-on seed sorting activity to get your creative juices flowing. Evonne, our instructorwill lead us in reflective writing exercises and introduce us to the Haiku poem form. You will wander the farm in search of inspiration to write your own Haiku, then type it up with our vintage typewriters and make a card featuring your poem. 

Workshop Schedule

Group introductions
Tour of the farm 
Experiential seed project
Reflective writing exercise
Introduction to Haiku
Haiku hunting–walk around the farm to inspire your poem
Create Haiku cards with typewriters and pressed flowers
Share Haiku in circle
Close with a group song

About your Instructor

Evonne Ellis is a seasoned poet, nature writer, photographer, and academic advisor in Northern California. She is currently writing “The Lookout Chronicles,” a memoir about mega-fire, a newbie fire lookout, and the unexpected lessons she learns from life on a mountain. Evonne’s writing and photography have been published in “Santa Fe Literary Review,” “Duck Head Journal,” “Lookout Network,” and “Frogpond Journal.” She has an MFA in Creative Writing from Western Colorado University in nature writing and poetry. When she isn’t writing or working, you may find Evonne on her heart path. She loves to wander, free write, and meet new people—like you!