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Every Day Poems is unique among popular daily poetry subscriptions. In addition to fabulous poetry, both old and new, by established and emerging poets, we feature a beautiful photograph with each poem, as well as intriguing art in the sidebar.

With Every Day Poems, you open your inbox each weekday morning to an aesthetically enriching experience. It’s a beautiful way to start the day.

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Every Day Poems also includes a monthly focus, perhaps an exploration of a form like sestinas, sonnets, or villanelles. Or we might dip into a theme like Resolutions, Resistance, or Roses.

For those who want to improve their writing craft, we include links to helpful articles about form and the poetic process. And for those who simply wish to live in the world of the day’s poem a little longer, we include links to reflections on the monthly theme.

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One of our editors will send prompts from our @tspoetry Twitter account. These prompts will appear at our TweetChat Room. Login to Tweetchat and submit lines of poetry inspired by the prompts as they come. You can also watch the other tweeters and pull words to reweave into your own poem-tweets.

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We publish only a few titles per year, and the process is very selective. For this reason, we do not accept solicitations or queries, but rather work through established networks to make our publishing decisions.

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