Join us at Howe Library for Poetry Book Club; a relaxed, welcoming space to enjoy poems together and share what they spark in you. Each month we’ll read a selection of poems from a chosen book and then gather to chat about favorite lines, themes, and impressions.
Thursday, September 24th
Let Evening Come
by Jane Kenyon
Jane Kenyon’s Let Evening Come is a thoughtful and deeply moving collection that reflects on the beauty and complexity of everyday life. Through poems about nature, home, love, faith, and mortality, Kenyon finds profound meaning in ordinary moments. Her clear, understated style makes the collection both accessible and emotionally resonant, inviting readers to pause and reflect. Let Evening Come remains one of her most beloved works and a rewarding collection for both longtime poetry readers and those new to her writing.
Click here to see the list of poems we’ll be discussing.
This book discussion program is HYBRID. We will meet in the library but you may also attend via Zoom. Click here for an Zoom meeting invitation. You can email Mike at mike.morris@thehowe.org for a copy of the book, or more information.
Where: Howe Library & Zoom
Room: Aldrich Room
When: 6:00pm-7:00pm
