Spring Poetry for All

‘Nothing is so beautiful as spring’, said Gerard Manley Hopkins. And who could disagree? Come and join us for a celebration of spring in the words of Hopkins and his fellow poets, from medieval times to today. There will be daffodils, trees coming into leaf, April’s sweet showers, melting snow, lambs, at least one serpent, and reflections on the meaning of Easter, too. We look forward to your company for this latest reading of seasonal poems by Malcolm Hebron, a spring clean for the mind!

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