It was some Twitter poetry party. Get ready for a bank, some actors, fish, a scarlet waterfall, and bananas. Bananas?

Welcome to this month’s poetry classroom, with poet Tania Runyan, author of A Thousand Vessels and Simple Weight.

Not exactly what one expects in classical love poetry, to be sure. But hold your horses for this one, because I think this is the greatest love poem ever written.

Welcome to this month's poetry classroom, with author and literature professor Karen Swallow Prior. Now discussing The Nymph's Reply to the Shepherd.

Tweetspeak is here for you. We have the best love poems (print one off and tuck it in your pocket--it might come in handy), we have a Funny Valentine's Playlist if you need to break the ice, and we have the sweetest list of romantic songs. All you have to do is Play.

We want you to have a happy Valentine's Day tomorrow, and we're here to help with a Valentine playlist of great love songs. A Funny Valentine Playlist.

Love's big day is tomorrow, and we don't want you to be without a good love poem, so we've gathered up a list of ten of our favorites. Maybe you have another you'd like to share in the comments?

Even if you have not read Christopher Marlowe’s famous poem, “The Passionate Shepherd to his Love," you probably know its poetry anyway. Really.

In this month's poetry classroom, author and literature professor Karen Swallow Prior will be treating us to a discussion of classic love poetry—beginning with Shakespeare.

A poem for Christmas by L.L. Barkat: Ghost of Christmas Present.

I scheduled a date with Paul Chowder on Friday. We were supposed to hang out and talk about Sara Teasdale. He’d been going on about how some poets spend too much time thinking about death, like going to a movie and just waiting for the credits, which my dad taught me are very interesting if you [...]