Exploring Poetic Forms: a 6-Week Generative Class with Meg Eden Kuyatt Starts Monday, September 8th, 2025

Starts Monday, September 8th, 2025 This is an asynchronous class that will have an online classroom in Wet Ink. Any questions about this class? Use the Chat Button (lower left) to talk with us.  Instructor Meg Eden Kuyatt is the author of the 2021 Towson Prize for Literature-winning poetry collection, Drowning in the Floating World, and children’s novels, including a 2023 ALA Schneider Family Book Award Honor Good Different, and the forthcoming The Girl in the Wall (Scholastic, 2025). Level up your poetry by gaining form tools for your toolbox! In this 6-week workshop, we’ll explore why form is relevant for contemporary poets, and how we can take advantage of form to strengthen both traditional and free-verse poems. Poetic form isn’t just meter and rhyme--it encompasses a diverse range of vessels that poems can inhabit. Form can help focus our poems and reinforce a tone beyond our written words. When we have writer’s block, form can give us direction on how to keep writing. Over the