When nothing else softens the grief, may grief soften me.
- Andrea Gibson
Write to feed parts of yourself you didn’t even know were hungry. Realise how poetry isn’t just a luxury. But a lifeline.
A safe space for all your feelings.
Writing community has never been more important.
Now more than ever, it's important to love each other. Write poems that are prayers for strangers.
Live Zoom sessions. January-February-March 2026.
January 18, and 25. February 1, 8, 15 and 22. And all the Sundays of March 2026. Timings: 10 am EST to 12 pm EST. Which is 3 pm UK time to 5 pm UK time. And 8:30 pm IST to 10:30 pm IST.
Replays available.
How to Write a Love Poem (February-March-April 2026)
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Love poems need not be just about love. They can also be about anger. They can be about the hurt of not having been seen for the complexity of who you are: anger & tenderness & love.
January 18, and 25. February 1, 8, 15 and 22. And all the Sundays of March 2026. Timings: 10 am EST to 12 pm EST. Which is 3 pm UK time to 5 pm UK time. And 8:30 pm IST to 10:30 pm IST.
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A love poem can be a break-up poem. It can be a letter to a lover, or a parent, an animal, a country. It can also be a letter to a flower. A dream you’d to bury to survive. Or a TV show that keeps you laughing on your worst day. A love poem can be a political poem. Ways someone could love you, & still hurt you. A love poem can be a poem about desire— how it snakes around your throat.
January 18, and 25. February 1, 8, 15 and 22. And all the Sundays of March 2026. Timings: 10 am EST to 12 pm EST. Which is 3 pm UK time to 5 pm UK time. And 8:30 pm IST to 10:30 pm IST.
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This February: we will write love poems that are raw & real & messy. That grow teeth, or can bite. You’ll make a fire with your hands. You’ll learn how to keep yourself warm. You will write in multiple forms— ghazal, villanelle, haiku, dream fragments. You’ll write for yourself, or send work for publication. You will learn to be loved & held with care.
January 18, and 25. February 1, 8, 15 and 22. And all the Sundays of March 2026. Timings: 10 am EST to 12 pm EST. Which is 3 pm UK time to 5 pm UK time. And 8:30 pm IST to 10:30 pm IST.
Workshop Takeaways:
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into light. Nourish your creative practice. Speak truth to power. Your voice is your greatest gift. Tell your story now.
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guided writing prompts, craft resources + readings. An exclusive app designed to support your growth as a writer. A library of 100 + three hour long previous workshop replays. Publication opportunities. A 24/7 chat support group for anything that comes up for you.
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Write 6-7 poems/prose pieces you can be proud of. Explore words written by bell hooks, Audre Lorde, Ross Gay, Joy Harjo, June Jordan, & more. Re-map your body on the page. Discover the magic of somatic or body-based writing.
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Find a beautiful community of writers who will inspire & cheer you all the way. Exchange detailed notes on the process of writing, editing, publishing. Be part of accountability groups that’ll help you hone your craft. Deepen your creative practice.
Everyone here speaks about how kind every writer in this community is. No matter which genre you write in, no matter where you’re in your writing journey: your words will be received with care & thoughtful feedback.
To grieve is to pray.
Grief is a lonely journey. But you don't have to do it alone.
If you're feeling a grief too big to put down— join us now. If you long to free or transform your grief, join us now.
If you’re grieving the loss of a Beloved, or
Grieving parts of yourself you no longer carry. Grieving parts of your child self.
Grieving lost dreams or relationships.
Grieving the loss of pets.
This workshop is part of my writing community. Open to everyone everywhere—at any stage of their journey. The workshop will meet you exactly where you are.
This workshop is for you if you’re:
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1. Want to write poems & stories after a long spell of not having written. To create words that you can be proud of.
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2. To learn to write again with the same carefree joy you used to, as a child. Take back the creative freedom that you had. And then some more.
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3. Join us if you need assistance finding submission opportunities, navigating the world of publishing, making a living as a writer.
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4. Be part of a community that validates parts of you craving to be heard as a writer. Get to reclaim the singularity of your voice. Not once, not twice. But over and over again.
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5. Fall back in love with your own voice. Turn the volume of your inner critic all the way down to zero. Be surprised. Every day. Write at least 7-8 new poems that feel alive in your hands.
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6. Treat writing as a portal to access he freedom of the body. To channel its divinity. To make space for grief. Re-mother it.
Kind Words from Workshop Members:
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It's clear Trivarna puts her heart and soul into this community. She offers encouragement and validation to every participant, whether they are reading a poem out loud, sharing their draft work, or offering their insights and reactions to the example poems.
- Karin Hedetniemi, Poet & Essayist
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Excellent. Trivarna creates such a safe, nurturing space to grow and learn and develop. I felt very supported by her and the group both. It felt like a place to rest and from that place of rest to be able to explore - and that is the very definition of feeling absolutely safe. Additionally, she is extremely knowledgeable, so she has very much to share by way of resources, readings, prompts, feedback, etc. Her gentle spirit is a gift.
- Hilary Bilbury, Poet & Visual Artist
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I would highly recommend this workshop. Trivarna creates a warm open environment in which to share thoughts and ideas, but also prompts you to dig deeper, and guides you in exploring your own experiences to create emotional resonance. She doesn't just tell, she shows.
- Jenny Wong, Poet & Essayist
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It made me so happy to hear people read out their poems, and then, to see Trivarna, hang on every word, repeat them, send them into the universe, like prayers. To share your writing here is to have a meal, by a river, on a tree, the warmth of caring is felt no matter what. Gratitude and goodwill flow through this group. I will always be grateful for this space.
- Akriti Goel, Writer & Teacher
