Drawing Flowers with Emily Dickinson

​Like many poets, Emily Dickinson often used flowers as metaphors.  However, unlike many other poets, she had a pretty precise understanding of how flowers worked, and of how those mechanics influenced a flower’s appearance.  In this workshop, we will consider Dickinson’s keen eye by drawing a flower and taking what we learn in that process to one or two of her poems.  (Don’t know how to draw?  Neither do I really, but I don’t let that stop me, and you shouldn’t either!)