More Poetry is Needed: The Light of the Upperworld

702 years ago this week, exiled from Florence, Dante Alighieri died amongst the shimmering gold mosaics of Ravenna and was laid to rest in the city at the Church of San Pier Maggiore.

In the third and final part of Dante's Divine Comedy, he is guided by Beatrice through the heavenly abode of blessed angels, Paradiso.

Join me for an hour of readings of Paradiso and many transcendental anthems and poems of the upperworld.