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Shakespeare Sonnet XVIII (18): Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

< Return to all 154 William Shakespeare Sonnets Sonnet XVIII (18) Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date: Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is […]

The Poetry Club Tea Date ✨ This Has Been a Summer

By T.S. Poetry 8 Comments

Poetry Club Tea Date

Join us for this week’s Every Day Poems poetry club tea date! See the favorite lines shared by a reader. Catch the poem that came from it. Pen your own.

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By Heart: ‘Song of Summer’ + New Countee Cullen Challenge

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Song of Summer

Savor the summer with author Megan Willome as she learns Margaret Wise Brown’s poem “Song of Summer” By Heart.

Filed Under: A Poem in Every Heart, By Heart, Childhood Poems, Children's Authors, Children's Poetry, Summer Poems

Memoir Notebook: Three Summers, Part 2: Bucking Hay

By Richard Maxson 8 Comments

Bucking Hay harvest

Richard Maxson continues his boyhood farming tale, reflecting on the harvest of transcendent memories cultivated in an alfalfa field.

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Memoir Notebook: Three Summers, Part One: The Seed

By Richard Maxson 14 Comments

Three Summers Part One The Seed golden field

A city boy goes to spend the summer on a farm in rural Ohio, and the experience stays with him into his golden years, still surprising him with the way it reveals plain and not-so-plain truths.

Filed Under: Farm Poems, Memoir Notebook, Patron Only

Make It a Fairy Tale Summer—With The Golden Dress!

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T. S. Poetry Press is delighted to announce its new picture book, The Golden Dress: A Fairy Tale. One dress, sparkly and shimmery, grants wishes for a long, long time. Then the “emerald day” comes, and everything is about to change. Will the dress survive? That’s up to one girl, who needs to open her heart and her hands.

Filed Under: Blog, Books, Children's Stories, Fairytales, New Release!

3 Ways to Improve Your Writing This Summer with Booth Tarkington

By Charity Singleton Craig 8 Comments

Got the summer writing blues? Charity Singleton Craig shares 3 tips inspired by Hoosier author Booth Tarkington to improve your writing this summer.

Filed Under: Blog, Regional Tour, Summer Read!, Writing Life, Writing Tips

10 Delightful Ways to Keep Your Kids’ Summer Reading in Swing

By Olaf Jorgenson 15 Comments

Keep Summer Reading in Swing blond child

How many books does it take to save your child from the Summer Reading Slide? Get the answer, plus 10 totally fun ideas for how to keep summer reading in swing!

Filed Under: Blog, Children's Activities, Literacy, Literacy Starts With Love, Read for Fun

The Wild 100 Summer Book Challenge

By Callie Feyen 15 Comments

What do you think is beautiful? What is wild about the color yellow? Join Callie Feyen and her kids in a summer challenge to read 100 books and find out.

Filed Under: Blog, children, Children's Activities, Children's Authors, Children's Stories, Literacy

Applying to College in the Fall? Do These 7 Things this Summer

By Tania Runyan 4 Comments

Getting ready to apply for college? Tania Runyan has 7 things you can do to get yourself ready to choose a college and write your application essay.

Filed Under: Blog, College, How to Write a College Application Essay

Top 10 Tips for a Summer Staycation

By Will Willingham 8 Comments

top ten staycation tips

You deserve a vacation. And we say you should give yourself one. Only don’t leave home. Try these ten tips for a great summer staycation.

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Top Ten Summer Poems

By Will Willingham 12 Comments

summer poems

To help you stretch out these summer days as long as possible, we’ve gathered up a great collection of summer poems, from dandelions to love on the beach to patio umbrellas and everything in between (including the mosquitoes).

Filed Under: Poems, poetry, shakespeare poems, Summer Poems

Iowa Summer Writing Festival: There to Write

By Tania Runyan 2 Comments

If you’re looking for a place to network, the Iowa Summer Writing Festival may not be the best for you. You’re there to write.

Filed Under: Blog, Fiction, Finding Inspiration, Writer's Conferences, writer's group resources, writing prompts

This Writing Life: Summer is Fiction

By Anthony Connolly 16 Comments

Fiction Beautiful Beach

Summer means fiction. What are you doing with yours?

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Summer Workshop: Creative Writing for Real

By L.L. Barkat 1 Comment

Creative Writing Workshop

Looking for the best online Creative Writing classes for students? Start here, with Creative Writing for Real.

Filed Under: Blog, Student Writing, Workshops, writer's group resources

Oprah Summer Reads 14-k Gold Giveaway

By Glynn Young 70 Comments

We Made the O List: So We're Giving Away the Gold

Some books make the A List, and some books make the O List. In February, T.S. Poetry Press, known for poetry and memoirs, published its first novel, The Whipping Club by Deborah Henry. It is the story of a child placed for adoption, and years later, his birth parents learn that he wasn’t adopted as […]

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The Whipping Club-Now on Oprah’s Best Summer Reads!

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Neruda’s Memoirs, endorsed by Oprah Best Summer Reads author Deborah Henry

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Poets and Poems: Charles Hughes and “The Evening Sky”

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The poetry of “The Evening Sky” by Charles Hughes speaks to the mortality of life and focusing on what truly matters.

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Books, Memory, Poems, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets

Poets and Poems: River Dixon and “Lost in the Hours”

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The dreams of “Lost in the Hours,” the new poetry collection by River Dixon, offer reflection and respite, focusing on what matters.

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Books, Dream Poems, Poems, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets

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