Happy Birthday! Every Day Poems, Tweetspeak Poetry’s inbox newsletter featuring inspiring poems every day, celebrates 15 years!
The latest Patron-Only Articles
Featured Posts
Poets and Poems: Martyn Hesford and “Ash Light”
In “Ash Light: Poems,” Martyn Hesford captures the ghosts of grief, and he does it pointedly, succinctly, and rather profoundly.
Poets and Poems: Sally Nacker and “My Wild Yard”
In the chapbook “My Wild Yard,” poet Sally Nacker writes simply and directly about the nature she finds right outside her home.
Poets and Poems: Tamara Madison and “Morpheus Dips His Oar”
The poems of “Morpheus Dips His Oar” by Tamara Madison select a precise, raw assessment of what has shaped the poet’s life.
Poet Laura: Summer’s End
As summer winds down, our Poet Laura, Donna Hilbert, encourages you to find a summer song by putting your non-dominant hand to paper.
Poets and Poems: Trish Hopkinson and “A Godless Ascends”
A Godless Ascends is Hopkinson’s first full-length poetry collection. She’s explaining where her poetry has come from and the entire collection seems to be moving toward this moment.
Blankets & Boston Terriers: Interview with Tania Runyan
From making a room of one’s own with blankets and Boston terriers, to making peace with paradise, poet Tania Runyan shares about the writing life.
Poets and Poems: Sarah Dickinson Snyder and “To Eve”
In “To Eve: A Book-Length Poem,” Sarah Dickinson Snyder imagines the mind and emotions of Eve, using her as a lens for her own life.
Poets and Poems: Tina Kelley and “Field Guide to North American Words”
In “Field Guide to North American Words,” poet Tina Kelley uses unusual and obscure words to report on life, meaning, and understanding.