Birds in Poetry
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£21.25–24.25
£24.25 non-members; £21.25 members
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A daytime poetry class at the Guildford Institute exploring poems about birds by a variety of poets, with copies of the poems provided.
Tutored by Carol Perrett, this morning class celebrates the arrival of birds in spring through a selection of poems by a variety of poets. Copies of the poems will be provided, so participants can read and discuss them together. The session runs from 10am to 12.30pm as part of the Institute's daytime courses programme.
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