Join the weekly drop-in class, Rupture, in Brooklyn, where attendees will explore the captivating realm of poetry that delves into families and romantic relationships in crisis. Led by experienced instructors, this in-person class provides a space for participants to examine the profound impact of rupture in our lives. Through thought-provoking writing prompts inspired by acclaimed poets such as Natalie Diaz, Jericho Brown, and Jenny Xie, writers will learn to convey the complexities of division, disruption, and loss on the page. Moreover, lively discussions will delve into the ways in which societal issues like capitalism, war, and racism hinder our most meaningful connections. While sharing is encouraged, it is by no means mandatory. Please note that this drop-in class is not intended for critique; those seeking feedback should consider our multi-week workshops. 

To ensure the safety and well-being of all attendees, we kindly request that masks be worn throughout the session. Additionally, if you are experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms, have received a positive test result, or have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive, we ask that you kindly stay home. Our commitment to maintaining a safe environment extends to accommodating accessibility needs, including the requirement of masks if necessary. While we strive to minimize risk, please be aware that the possibility of exposure to COVID-19 exists in all public settings. By entering our venue, participants acknowledge this risk and release Brooklyn Poets from any related liability. 

Furthermore, Brooklyn Poets upholds a strict code of conduct, prioritizing respect and consideration for all participants. Discrimination, harassment, and abuse will not be tolerated under any circumstances. Participants are expected to adhere to all applicable laws and regulations. Violation of the code of conduct may result in dismissal from the program, including the loss of payment or fees. Should you encounter any issues, please reach out to our dedicated team, who will respond promptly to your concerns. 

Don't miss this enriching opportunity to explore the transformative power of rupture in poetry. Book your spot for the Rupture class now at our venue on 144 Montague Street in Brooklyn.

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