Fully Human

“To live as an artist is a way of being in the world. A way of perceiving. Refining our sensitivity to tune in to the more subtle notes.” (Rick Rubin)

a five-week poetic journey

What are you signing up for?

A transformative and intimate five-week poetry workshop.

We meet online, on Zoom, once a week for two hours.

Each of the 5 sessions is centered around something that makes us human. We’ll work with the body, with the emotions, with the unknown, with the words, with the world.

This is not your usual poetry writing workshop. You will not only be writing heart-centered, powerful poems, but you will also get some new lenses through which to look at the world.

This workshop at times might feel unfamiliar, uncomfortable, different. But it will change how you write, how you approach poetry, how you observe what’s going on around and inside you. And I’ll be there to guide you all the way through.

I believe there are many ways to arrive at Creativity. If we see it as a temple, we have different paths to get there. In “Fully Human”, we’ll be going on some of them to collect words, styles, and techniques to grow as artists and poets.

Words & Feelings from those who were part of it

the 5 sessions

  1. The body

    Physical practices drawn from somatic work and dance. Using the body to reach creativity.

  2. The feelings

    Journaling to tune into what’s deepest. Metaphor and image to give feelings a shape.

  3. The mind

    Stream of consciousness. Working with dreams.

  4. The world

    Learning to observe and listen. The practice of awe.

  5. The artist

    Putting everything together.

How a session runs

  • An opening question that invites reflection

  • Practices related to the week’s theme

  • A writing exercise, sometimes with a meditation

  • Sharing and feedback

  • A poem from a poet I love

  • Questions, and something to take home


  • A relationship with poetry on a completely different level

  • The barriers of your own style, broken

  • New ways of writing, and of noticing what’s around and inside you

  • New techniques, and new ways to look at the world, yourself, and others

  • Other inspiring poets to keep talking to

What you’ll leave with

Next dates: Winter 2026

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If you have any questions, please feel free to reach at hello@ludiclyrics.com.