This Week's Top Ten Poetic Picks is a great collection of the best in poetry and poetic things from around the web.

A random selection of people in an airport security line becomes the occasion for two strangers to create a poem of chance, understanding, and meaning.

A daily commute to work is filled with the poetry of Dickinson, Eliot, Homer, the Romantics, and the 18th century Age of Reason, in one short six-mile ride.

I’m likely to date myself here, but when I first worked for a large organization, one of the most important documents one could be given was the organization chart. The chart made sense of the organization, in this case a large corporation. It demonstrated order, logic, rationality, and control. It provided a compass or map, [...]

85 poets, 85 Pulitzer works, learning to read at 85. It's a brand new week of great poetry links in Our Top (85 minus 75) Poetic Picks.

Poetry at work? Yes, look for it especially in a crisis. Finding the poetry will suggest the path forward.

When considering how to start a catered meal, it's best to start with dessert, and seek the poetic details in the sweetness.

A poet was asked to create a celebration for a company that was to be spun off as a separate organization.

Poetry can be used for creativity at work in three ways: to restore, to clarify, to organize.

A curious combination of television and poetry helped change an industry. I was having trouble finishing a speech. And it wasn’t just any speech but a rather significant departure for the company. It would have one of two outcomes. Either the company executive giving it would “elect to pursue career opportunities elsewhere” (companies rarely “fire” [...]

Poetry for doctors, music for Yeats, portraits from shredded letters for your love. Seth Haines has this week's Top 10 Poetic Picks.