The Poetry of Oscar Wilde
All were welcome! No poetry writing skills were needed, just an active interest in the art form. Each month the Poetry Society picks a poet or genre to chat about over lunch, and the conversation turns into fascinating deep-dive discussions.
This month’s lunch focuses on Oscar Wilde, whose poetry bridges Aestheticism, decadence, and deep personal suffering. While often better known for his plays and The Picture of Dorian Gray, Wilde approached poetry as a canvas for color, form, and psychological duality.
