Elegy poetry is a profound literary form that embodies the complexities of mourning and remembrance, often capturing the essence of grief and loss through expressive verse.In recent workshops held in Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room, participants gathered to explore their own connections to loss, guided by experienced poets Karen Elizabeth Bishop and David Sherman.
Elegy Project: Poetry Workshop on Grief and Loss
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The Elegy Project stands as a poignant initiative aimed at transforming the experience of grief and loss into a collective journey of healing through poetry.Hosted in the intimate confines of Harvard’s Woodberry Poetry Room, this project invites both seasoned poets and novices to engage in the age-old tradition of writing elegies—poems that pay homage to those we’ve lost.