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SUMMARY:ICL: POETRY - MEN ONLY
DESCRIPTION:Course Instructor - Rick Sapp\n\nMen\, it's time to juggle your mental chainsaws. Race brain cells in the dark without lights. Expose our strong\, imaginative maleness to lightning in a storm. (Why leave this fun to Ben Franklin?) In this small group setting we'll rediscover the raw power of poetry. Not a class for the faint-of-heart\, it explores poetry for men\, written by men. Not gladiolas\, but gunpowder. Not fairies and bird feathers but fishing and fighting. Not hand-holding poetry but the singular strength of fist bumps and arm wrestling. With hand-outs and email we will discover that "poetry" has been kidnapped ... and we men want it back. We promise an exciting time!\n\n\n\nRichard "Rick" Sapp grew up on a Florida island. Following military service\, he completed a PhD in Cultural Anthropology (U.S. Air Force Academy\, Catholic University and University of Florida). He was first published in a poetry anthology (about 1971) and has since worked for newspapers and magazines. As an editor and freelance writer\, he has authored nearly fifty books for a variety of publishers and hundreds of fiction and nonfiction features in media as diverse as sailing\, archery and governmental affairs. Rick and his wife make their home in Blairsville\, Georgia.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><em>Course Instructor - Rick Sapp</em></p>\n\n<p>Men\, it&#39\;s time to juggle your mental&nbsp\;chainsaws. Race brain cells in the dark without lights. Expose our strong\, imaginative maleness to lightning in a storm. (Why leave this fun to Ben Franklin?) In this small group setting we&#39\;ll rediscover the raw power of poetry. Not a class for the faint-of-heart\, it explores poetry for men\, written by men. Not gladiolas\, but gunpowder. Not fairies and bird&nbsp\;feathers but fishing and fighting. Not hand-holding poetry but the singular strength of fist bumps and arm wrestling. With hand-outs and email we will discover that &quot\;poetry&quot\; has been kidnapped ... and we men want it back. We promise an exciting time!</p>\n\n<p><img alt="" src="https://iclyhc.org/resources/Pictures/Poetry%20for%20Men.png" style="border-color:rgb(96\, 92\, 168)\; height:auto\; max-width:100%" title="" /></p>\n\n<p><em>Richard &ldquo\;Rick&rdquo\; Sapp grew up on a Florida island. Following military service\, he completed a PhD in Cultural Anthropology (U.S. Air Force Academy\, Catholic University and University of Florida). He was first published in a poetry anthology (about 1971) and has since worked for newspapers and magazines. As an editor and freelance writer\, he has authored nearly fifty books for a variety of publishers and hundreds of fiction and nonfiction features in media as diverse as sailing\, archery and governmental affairs. Rick and his wife make their home in Blairsville\, Georgia.</em></p>\n
LOCATION:In the ICL classroom\, 862 Main St\, Young Harris\, GA.
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URL:https://tourism.golakechatuge.com/events/details/icl-poetry-men-only-04-24-2025-47960
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