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Immersive Poetry Writing Workshops

byRachit SharmaIn-person workshops across Delhi NCR and BengaluruStarts from900 per personView full gallery

I create spaces where poetry happens on its own—no strict rules, just reflection, connection, and the gentle art of paying attention. Whether we are in a quiet bookstore or wandering a forest trail, these sessions are designed to help you find your own voice.

'A Lyrical Poetry Workshop 2.0', focused on love, grief, and the proper work of attention. These day-long sessions are designed to connect writing, reflection, and people.

The first 'Lyrical Poetry Workshop'. I believe that while poetry can't be taught, conditions can be created for it to appear. This workshop is that condition.

A workshop in Bangalore on 'Making poems with The Little Prince'. We used this French classic as a portal to find what is essential but invisible to the eye.

Another session on 'The Little Prince', this time in collaboration with the Institut Français and Alliance Française. We go on a pilgrimage to find poems tucked in our own essential experiences.

More details about the 'Little Prince' workshop at Atta Galatta bookstore. No prior writing experience is needed, just curiosity and an open spirit.

'The Resting Poetics', a workshop on rest, revival, and forgiveness. A gentle reflection at the end of a mad week, held at the Novotel New Delhi.

This session guides participants through reflection and creative exercises to subvert the false ideas of rush and urgency, leading us toward self-compassion.

An early 'Café de Poetry' workshop. We meld the sensory experience of coffee and poetry, letting them bubble and bloom together.

Another coffee and poetry session in collaboration with Subko Coffee. These intimate workshops are designed to 'caffeinate' both beginners and practicing writers.

About Immersive Workshops: Exploring Worlds Within Words

You do not need to be a writer to show up. Our groups are kept small, usually between 7 to 15 people, which helps us focus on conversation and reflection rather than technical critique. Whether we are using a book as a portal or letting coffee aromas guide our writing, the goal is to leave with a draft that feels true to you, not a perfectly edited piece.

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