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Trains and Tracks Poetry Prompt: A Ticket to Anywhere

By Heather Eure 5 Comments

A Ticket to Anywhere

See the world through the window of a train. Don’t forget to bring your notebook, there’s poetry waiting to be found along the rails in this week’s poetry prompt.

Filed Under: Blog, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, Train poems, Trains and Tracks, Travel Poems, writing prompts

Poetry at Work Day 2015-It’s Coming!

By L.L. Barkat 5 Comments

Poetry at Work Day Poster 2015 565

Save the date. January 13, 2015, is the Tuesday to take poetry to work.

Filed Under: Blog, Poetry at Work Day

Eating and Drinking Poems: Wendell Berry’s “Fall”

By Kathryn Neel 6 Comments

chocolate dipped cherries recipe

Chocolate and cherries, “Fall” and Wendell Berry. Two great pairings, paired in Kathryn Neel’s latest Eating and Drinking Poems, one you’ll want to dip in.

Filed Under: Blog, Chocolate, Eating and Drinking Poems, Recipes

Top 10 All-Time Posts at Tweetspeak Poetry

By Will Willingham 7 Comments

top ten tweetspeak posts

We have no super-secret algorithms but through a process that’s one part data, one part intuition, one part special sauce, we’ve gathered the 10 most popular posts in the Tweetspeak archives (from all time).

Filed Under: Blog, Catalog Poems, Ghazal Poems, Poetry Classroom, Pride and Prejudice, Shakespeare, Top 10 Poetic Picks

Regional Tour: Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, NY

By Vicki Addesso 6 Comments

Neuberger Museum of Art

Go back to the Neuberger Museum of Art at New York’s Purchase College with former museum staffer, Victoria Addesso in our latest Literary Tour.

Filed Under: Art, Art Galleries and Exhibits, Blog, New York Tour, Regional Tour

The Most Famous Poem of World War I

By Glynn Young 9 Comments

Poppy Single Susan Etole

The most famous poem of World War I, “In Flanders Fields” by John McCrae, lives on today as the genesis of the Memorial Poppy.

Filed Under: article, Hope Poems, Poems, poetry, Poets, war poems

Photo Play 2: Trains and Tracks Prompt

By Heather Eure 10 Comments

Train Tracks Train Poems

Over here, there is no right or wrong side of the tracks. Explore the Photo Play contributions from our community & share your train-inspired poem with us.

Filed Under: Blog, Photo Play, Photography prompts, poetry prompt, Train poems, Trains and Tracks, writing prompts

Poetry at Home—With Mischief, Toast, and Tea

By L.L. Barkat 22 Comments

Poetry is for life, not for ivory towers. That’s why we’re taking it home, with mischief, toast, and tea, through a new initiative called The Mischief Café.

Filed Under: Blog, Mischief Café, Poetry for Life

Small Press Profile: Bellevue Literary Press

By Maureen Doallas 2 Comments

Bellevue Literary Press was born out of the “exceptional belief that literature should have a home in a medical school.” Maureen Doallas interviews publisher Erika Goldman.

Filed Under: Blog, Interview, Interviews, Poetry at Work, Small Press Profiles

Top 10 Best Red Poems

By Will Willingham 7 Comments

Best Red Poems

If there’s one thing red is not, it’s neutral. We’ve collected ten of the best red poems that will totally attract your attention.

Filed Under: Blog, Red Poems

4 Self-Editing Tips: Bring a Paint Can and Brush

By Charity Singleton Craig 4 Comments

writing tips self-editing

Charity Singleton Craig sees self-editing like the touch-up work after painting a room. Come with a paint can for 4 self-editing tips.

Filed Under: Become a Better Writer, Blog, Writing Life, Writing Tips

Reading Kubla Khan: A Mischief Café Dream

By L.L. Barkat 13 Comments

Kubla Khan Poem in Woods

What better place to read Kubla Khan than in a dream-like woodland? What better place to discuss mischief and controlled chaos.

Filed Under: Blog, Classic Poetry, Dream Poems, Mischief Café

Poets and Poems: Jillian Weise and “The Book of Goodbyes”

By Glynn Young 1 Comment

Fall Leaf Book of Goodbyes

“The Book of Goodbyes” by Jillian Weise is a collection of poems that are sometimes raw, sometimes searing, but always arresting and always honest.

Filed Under: Poems, poetry and business, poetry reviews, Poets

Photo Play: Trains and Tracks Prompt

By Heather Eure 26 Comments

Trains and Tracks

Trains embody excitement, freedom, and even a bit of mystery. Grab your camera and join us as we embark on a scenic Photo Play excursion. All aboard!

Filed Under: Blog, Photo Play, Photography prompts, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, Train poems, Trains and Tracks

Memoir Notebook: Voices (or, How to Write Spiritual Memoir)

By Anthony Connolly 5 Comments

how to write a spiritual memoir

Heed the voices, says Wm. Anthony Connolly, for they are the memoirist’s own rising from the soul.

Filed Under: Blog, Memoir Notebook, writer's group resources

Twitter Poems: Top Ten Poetic Tweets

By Will Willingham 1 Comment

twitter poems top ten poetic tweets

Looking for poetry on Twitter? We’ve made it easy for you, with this roundup of the best Twitter poems we’ve seen in the past few weeks.

Filed Under: Blog, poetry, Top Ten Poetic Tweets, Twitter poetry

Reading Ulysses: Mischief in the Woods

By L.L. Barkat 17 Comments

Reading Ulysses in Fall Woods

What can reading Ulysses in the woods teach us about changing education and throwing out the idea of homework? A whole lot.

Filed Under: Blog, Classic Poetry, Courage Poems, English Teaching Resources, Hero's Journey Poems, Humanity Poems, Incidentally, Read for Fun, Travel Poems

National Student Poet Louis Lafair: Part 2

By Maureen Doallas 2 Comments

national student poet louis lafair

National Student Poet Louis Lafair discusses the influences of his poetry, and his vision for experiencing poetry in the 21st century.

Filed Under: Blog, Interview, Interviews, journey into poetry, Student Writing

Poets and Poems: Aaron Belz and “Glitter Bomb”

By Glynn Young 8 Comments

Aaron Belz, often associated with the New York School, has a new collection of poems, “Glitter Bomb.” And it is a fun collection to read.

Filed Under: article, book reviews, Funny Poems, Humorous Poems, Poems, poetry, poetry humor, poetry reviews, Poets

Trains and Tracks: Poetry Prompt & Playlist

By Heather Eure 26 Comments

trains and tracks playlist and poetry prompt

Musicians have not overlooked the magic and romance of the rails, and we’ve put together a collection of train songs in our new playlist to start off this month’s Trains and Tracks theme.

Filed Under: Blog, Music, poetry prompt, poetry teaching resources, Themed Writing Projects, Trains and Tracks

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