Discover the life and work of Mary Oliver, one of America’s most beloved nature poets. Known for her vivid reflections of the natural world and her profound reflections on life, Oliver became the best-selling poet in the United States. Explore her early years in Ohio, her formative time at Edna St. Vincent Millay’s estate, her emergence as a published poet in the 1960s, and the celebrated collections that followed. We’ll also discuss her most enduring poems – including Wild Geese, When Death Comes, and Invitation and consider what makes her voice resonate so widely. Readings will be emailed prior to class.

2 Sessions

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