Nov 13 | Juxtaposition: How to Make Oil and Vinegar Dance with Durell Carter
Thursday, November 13th from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Learn how to make images that burn each other feel perfectly at home on your page! Juxtaposition is the perfect tool to deify an image in your poetry!
Materials Needed:
A pen/pencil
Something to write on
Durell Carter is a poet and educator based in Oklahoma, where he shares his passion for literature with his students at Piedmont High School. He holds a graduate degree in English from the University of Central Oklahoma and is the author of the poetry collection Mr. Monday Morning’s Broken Songs and Testimonies. His work has appeared in numerous literary journals, including Rising Phoenix Review, Wild Roof Journal, Posit, and Midway Journal, among others.
Thursday, November 13th from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Learn how to make images that burn each other feel perfectly at home on your page! Juxtaposition is the perfect tool to deify an image in your poetry!
Materials Needed:
A pen/pencil
Something to write on
Durell Carter is a poet and educator based in Oklahoma, where he shares his passion for literature with his students at Piedmont High School. He holds a graduate degree in English from the University of Central Oklahoma and is the author of the poetry collection Mr. Monday Morning’s Broken Songs and Testimonies. His work has appeared in numerous literary journals, including Rising Phoenix Review, Wild Roof Journal, Posit, and Midway Journal, among others.
Thursday, November 13th from 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Learn how to make images that burn each other feel perfectly at home on your page! Juxtaposition is the perfect tool to deify an image in your poetry!
Materials Needed:
A pen/pencil
Something to write on
Durell Carter is a poet and educator based in Oklahoma, where he shares his passion for literature with his students at Piedmont High School. He holds a graduate degree in English from the University of Central Oklahoma and is the author of the poetry collection Mr. Monday Morning’s Broken Songs and Testimonies. His work has appeared in numerous literary journals, including Rising Phoenix Review, Wild Roof Journal, Posit, and Midway Journal, among others.