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NAME:Poetry Afternoons Reading Club 3
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DTSTART:20260119T160000
DTEND:20260119T173000
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LOCATION:3D Dialogue Center, 1085, On Campusplein, across from the volleyball court., De Boelelaan, 1081 HV, Amsterdam
SUMMARY:Poetry Afternoons Reading Club 3
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>What better way to s
 tart the new year than with some cozy poetry afternoons? Join us on t
 his Blue Monday to read some of Len Pennie's fierce poetry!</p></p> <
 p>January can be a dark month; come join us and light it up with some
  poetry reading! What better month to do some introspection and getti
 ng-together? Join us for the third session of our Poetry Afternoons i
 n 3D. No need to prepare anything; we'll select some poems from Len P
 ennie's collection called ''poyums,'' and we'll read and discuss toge
 ther! On January 19, it's Blue Monday; that's why this session themes
  like loneliness, big emotions and mental health are central to our r
 eadings and discussion.</p><h3>What are we reading?&nbsp;</h3><p>For 
 these Poetry Afternoons, we're reading Len Pennie's book ''poyums.'' 
 The Schottish writer engages with themes like marginalization, abuse,
  mental health, feelings of loss and loneliness and women's rights. W
 ith ''poyums,'' she won the 2024 Scots Book of the Year – and a big
  part of the poems are written in Scottish as well. Her poetry is ver
 y readable, so it's perfect if you're new to reading poetry – but a
 lso if you're a poetry afficionado.&nbsp;</p><h3>What is the event?&n
 bsp;</h3><p>This first session, we will read some poems together from
  the first half of Len Pennie's poetry collection. Don't worry; you d
 on't need to prepare anything! We select some poems and bring them wi
 th us. At 4 PM, there is a short walk-in with coffee and tea (and coo
 kies!). When we've settled in, we'll start with a brief introduction 
 of the poet, poetry and the theme. Then, we'll dive in and read and d
 iscuss the poems; what strikes you? What do you like or don't you lik
 e? We'll share, exchange thoughts – and around 5:30 PM, we will clo
 se the session.&nbsp;</p><h3>Where is 3D?&nbsp;</h3><p>You can find t
 he entrance to 3D on the campus square, next to the Spar supermarket.
  It has 3D in lights in the window, and a big gnome on the steps that
  lead to the door.&nbsp;</p><h3>Who is NEWConnective?&nbsp;</h3><p>Th
 is event is organised by NEWConnective. NEWConnective organises event
 s around life's bigger questions. We engage with themes like grief, s
 pirituality, and much more. Find out more on our website (vu.nl/newco
 nnective) or on our socials (@newconnective). If you have any questio
 ns, don't hesitate to reach out via email to newconnective@vu.nl.</p>
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DESCRIPTION: What better way to start the new year than with some cozy
  poetry afternoons? Join us on this Blue Monday to read some of Len P
 ennie's fierce poetry! January can be a dark month; come join us and 
 light it up with some poetry reading! What better month to do some in
 trospection and getting-together? Join us for the third session of ou
 r Poetry Afternoons in 3D. No need to prepare anything; we'll select 
 some poems from Len Pennie's collection called ''poyums,'' and we'll 
 read and discuss together! On January 19, it's Blue Monday; that's wh
 y this session themes like loneliness, big emotions and mental health
  are central to our readings and discussion.<h3>What are we reading?&
 nbsp;</h3>For these Poetry Afternoons, we're reading Len Pennie's boo
 k ''poyums.'' The Schottish writer engages with themes like marginali
 zation, abuse, mental health, feelings of loss and loneliness and wom
 en's rights. With ''poyums,'' she won the 2024 Scots Book of the Year
  – and a big part of the poems are written in Scottish as well. Her
  poetry is very readable, so it's perfect if you're new to reading po
 etry – but also if you're a poetry afficionado.&nbsp;<h3>What is th
 e event?&nbsp;</h3>This first session, we will read some poems togeth
 er from the first half of Len Pennie's poetry collection. Don't worry
 ; you don't need to prepare anything! We select some poems and bring 
 them with us. At 4 PM, there is a short walk-in with coffee and tea (
 and cookies!). When we've settled in, we'll start with a brief introd
 uction of the poet, poetry and the theme. Then, we'll dive in and rea
 d and discuss the poems; what strikes you? What do you like or don't 
 you like? We'll share, exchange thoughts – and around 5:30 PM, we w
 ill close the session.&nbsp;<h3>Where is 3D?&nbsp;</h3>You can find t
 he entrance to 3D on the campus square, next to the Spar supermarket.
  It has 3D in lights in the window, and a big gnome on the steps that
  lead to the door.&nbsp;<h3>Who is NEWConnective?&nbsp;</h3>This even
 t is organised by NEWConnective. NEWConnective organises events aroun
 d life's bigger questions. We engage with themes like grief, spiritua
 lity, and much more. Find out more on our website (vu.nl/newconnectiv
 e) or on our socials (@newconnective). If you have any questions, don
 't hesitate to reach out via email to newconnective@vu.nl.
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