Confluence: Nature, Mathematics, Symmetry and Science in Poems, Session Two
This is the second session in the series. Attendance at the first session is necessary to attend this second session, although separate registration is required due to our calendaring system. We apologize for the inconvenience. In this session we will read and respond to our poems written after Sunday's session. Seating is limited; register below.
About the Instructor: A retired chemist, Michael G. Smith has published over 230 poems and essays in literary journals worldwide. His books include a poetry volume, No Small Things, The Dippers Do Their Part, a collaboration of haibun and katagami with artist Laura Young, and Flip Flop, haiku co-created with Miriam Sagan. A Zen Buddhist, he volunteers with the Gallatin Watershed Council and at a Kathmandu, Nepal school.