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Poems From the Coffee Shop—Matcha and A Blessing for the Exhausted

By L.L. Barkat 26 Comments

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Join author L.L. Barkat in the coffee shop (and the attic) and consider the joy of poetry and matcha, for your weary soul.

Filed Under: Blog, Every Day Poems, Finding Inspiration, poems every day, Poems From the Coffee Shop, Poetry at Work

The Secret of Literature: Everyday Epiphanies

By Marjorie Maddox 5 Comments

Marjorie Maddox’s love affair with literature is life-long. “The epiphanies both of youth and old age sprout more often … from something we’ve read.”

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The Poem of the Month: February

By T.S. Poetry 10 Comments

Red Glass Vermillion Red Poetry

What was the Poem of the Month for February? Come see what you voted to the top.

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Choose the Poem of the Month

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Best Poem a Day Poetry Daily Umbrellas

Looking for the best poem? It might be a matter of the heart. Help us choose the poem of the month!

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A Poem a Day: Beautiful and Convenient

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Best poem a day! Daily inbox delivery, Monday through Friday. Monthly themes, beautiful art. Discover established and emerging poets.

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Operation Poetry Dare: The Conclusion of the Matter

By Nancy Franson 31 Comments

poetry dare conclusion

Nancy Franson completes the Poetry Dare and says, “I officially love poetry!” So was it just a stunt, or was this a true poetry-avoidant conversion?

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Operation: Poetry Dare

By Nancy Franson 97 Comments

poetry dare

Follow the journey of Nancy Franson, the mildly poetry-avoidant subject of a poem-a-day experiment.

Filed Under: poems every day, poetry, Poetry Dare, poetry humor

Rumors of Water: Play

By Will Willingham 37 Comments

Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center Denton Nebraska milkweek flower

With Spring coming into full bloom, I’m still doing all the same serious things I did all winter long. But I get up a little earlier and I read a poem (or two) every day.

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