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Fiction Prompt: Chapter 3, Snowflake Lights, Shakespeare’s Sonnets, and Pumpkin-Spiced Whoopee Pies

By Callie Feyen 2 Comments

Our fall into fiction series continues with snowflake lights, Shakespeare sonnets, and whoopee pies. Join author Callie Feyen for chapter 3.

Filed Under: Blog, Fiction, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, shakespeare sonnets, Sonnets, writer's group resources

Poetry Prompt: Experience a Sonnet

By Callie Feyen 2 Comments

Join author Callie Feyen in taking a look at the mysterious and lovely world of the sonnet, and experience one for yourself using a variety of easy tools.

Filed Under: article, Blog, Poems, poetry, poetry teaching resources, Sonnets, writer's group resources

World War I: Mary Borden – Nurse, Novelist, Poet

By Glynn Young 6 Comments

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American Mary Borden married a missionary, financed a hospital in World War I France, had an affair, published novels — and wrote poetry.

Filed Under: article, Blog, love poems, Poems, poetry, poetry reviews, Poets, Sonnets, war poems

Top 10 Shakespeare Sonnets

By Will Willingham 20 Comments

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Odds are Shakespeare wrote far more than 154 sonnets. But of the 154 that have survived, here are 10 of the very best Shakespeare sonnets!

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, Shakespeare, shakespeare poems, shakespeare sonnets, Sonnets

The Shakespeare Files: Sonnet 104 (Annotated)

By Will Willingham 4 Comments

Shakespeare Files: Sonnet 104

The Shakespeare Files is a collection of annotations and exclamations on the poetry of William Shakespeare. Today, it’s Shakespeare’s Sonnet 104.

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, poetry, poetry humor, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Files, shakespeare poems, shakespeare sonnets, Sonnets

Write Your Own Shakespearean Sonnets: Juliet’s Aubade

By T.S. Poetry 13 Comments

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Sonnet about Romeo and Juliet? This is one you simply won’t want to miss. Then maybe try your hand at one of your own.

Filed Under: love poems, love poetry, shakespeare sonnets, Sonnets

Common Core Picture Poems: Shakespeare’s Sonnet 73

By Will Willingham 12 Comments

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Engage with poems from the Common Core with a dose of humor, beginning with our Picture Poems. This week we consider Shakespeare’s Sonnet 73.

Filed Under: Blog, Common Core Poems, Picture Poems, poetry teaching resources, Shakespeare, shakespeare sonnets, Sonnets

Poetry Date: Sisters Read Tolkien and One Wears Dagger

By L.L. Barkat 21 Comments

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Plan a poetry date with a friend, sibling, co-worker, lover. Choose a poet, a venue, a snack or a drink, and read to each other. Today’s date: Tolkien!

Filed Under: Blog, Funny Poems, Humorous Poems, Poems, poetry, Poetry Date, Sonnets, Tolkien

Poetry Classroom: Bach Learns to Love the Masses

By David Clark Wright 5 Comments

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Welcome to this month’s poetry classroom. Today, dip into a poetic fugue.

Filed Under: Blog, Music Poems, Poetry Classroom, poetry teaching resources, Sonnets

The Shakespeare Files: Sonnet 116 (Annotated)

By Will Willingham 14 Comments

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Annotations and exclamations on the poetry of William Shakespeare. First up in the Shakespeare Files: Sonnet 116.

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, poetry, poetry humor, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Files, Sonnets

How to Write a Sonnet Infographic: Quatrain Wreck

By Will Willingham 35 Comments

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Want to write a sonnet? Don’t want to write a sonnet, but you have to? Either way, our Sonnet Infographic will help you laugh and write your way through.

Filed Under: Blog, Funny Poems, Humorous Poems, Infographics, poetry humor, poetry teaching resources, Sonnets

Glass Slipper Sonnets

By Angela Alaimo O'Donnell 41 Comments

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Does a writing a sonnet feel like an ill fit? This fun glass slipper essay will make it (a little) easier.

Filed Under: poetry teaching resources, Sonnets, writer's group resources

Saturday Night Date with a Sonnet

By Karen Swallow Prior 14 Comments

Sonnet Why Write Poetry

The rules of a sonnet, it turns out, set us free to explore.

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