What lingers after the poem ends?
This month, we’ll explore haunting images, unsettling memories and mysterious encounters through the poetry of Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg and Edgar Allan Poe. 

From a solitary walk through snowy woods to autumn landscapes and a love that refuses to fade, these poems invite us to explore the eerie, the mysterious and the unforgettable. Read, reflect and exchange ideas as we take a closer look at the language, imagery and emotions behind each poem.

What We'll Be Reading

This session will focus on reading, analyzing and discussing three iconic masterpieces of American literature:

• Lingering in winter’s silence: “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” by Robert Frost.
• Masks of the season: “Theme in Yellow” by Carl Sandburg.
• Memory and obsession: “Annabel Lee” by Edgar Allan Poe.

Whether you are a longtime poetry lover or looking to discover these classics for the first time, we will guide you through the verses, uncovering hidden meanings and sharing our thoughts as a group.

Is This Experience Right for You?

If you have an English level between B1 and C1 and want to improve your fluency while discussing deep, thought-provoking topics, this event is perfect for you. You don't need to be a poetry expert to join—just bring your curiosity and a willingness to share your perspective!

Spots are limited to ensure a highly interactive and comfortable discussion. Secure your place today and join us for an evening of hauntingly beautiful verses!

When?

Friday, October 9
18:00 - 19:20

Where?

ICANA (Maipú 672, CABA).

Hosted by Lourdes Bango
Lourdes is a translator and educator driven by a love of literature and authentic cultural exchange. Drawing on her years in the United States and her experience training executives from multinational companies, she brings both depth and real-world relevance to every Lab. Her passion for literary expression enriches her sessions, creating engaging pathways that build confidence and make English part of everyday life.