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Poets and poems We feature a variety of articles on contemporary and historical poets. We also have a wonderful collection of poems—from haiku, sonnets, and villanelles to sestinas, pantoums, Twitter poems and more. Great for personal enjoyment, sharing, or using as teaching tools. Poems & Themes Adam & Eve Poems Alien Poems Americana Poems Angel […]

National Poetry Month: poemcrazy: lights and mysteries

By Will Willingham 7 Comments

poemcrazy poetry

Join us as we wrap up our discussion of ‘poemcrazy’ with woolly mammoth, vikings, and writing to save your life.

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Dana Gioia’s “Pity the Beautiful: Poems”

By Glynn Young 6 Comments

It’s rather startling to read contemporary poetry that rhymes. And Pity the Beautiful: Poems by Dana Gioia is startling in exactly that way, and more. There’s a name for this, of course; we have to give everything a name: The “New Formalism.” It reaches back to a time when most poetry did indeed rhyme, and […]

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That’s Amore: 10 of the Best Love Poems

By Will Willingham 13 Comments

The Best Love Poems

Love’s big day is upon us, and we don’t want you to be without a good love poem, so we’ve gathered up a list of ten of our favorites. Maybe you have another you’d like to share in the comments?

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Inspired: 8 ways to write poems you can love

By Will Willingham 4 Comments

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A simple ebook from T.S. Poetry Press might be all you need to get yourself writing a little poetry. If all else fails, cheesecake.

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10 Great Poems About Work

By L.L. Barkat 31 Comments

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10 great poems about work, new and old. Boss poems, work-life poems, work poems about various industries. Thoughtful to humorous!

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, poetry, poetry and business, Poetry at Work, poetry teaching resources, work poems

Thanksgiving Poems: A Poet’s Thanks

By L.L. Barkat 8 Comments

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A poet offers a word of thanks: “Something which says, you didn’t need to make room for this—the onions, the beets, the linen closet, the river and the copper…”

Filed Under: Blog, Poems, poems about writing, poetry, Thanksgiving Poems

The Heart Aroused: Chaos and Complexity

By Will Willingham 14 Comments

Allowing the science of complexity — and the poetic tradition — to play out naturally in the maze of business might take a little trust.

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The Heart Aroused: Strategy and Soul

By Will Willingham 11 Comments

There’s an equal place in the psyche for both strategy and soul.

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The Heart Aroused: Embracing Fire

By Will Willingham 32 Comments

How can you give oxygen to the fire of your creative soul in business?

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Living By Heart Poems

By Angela Alaimo O'Donnell 7 Comments

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I set myself the daily task of writing a poem each morning to my body.

Filed Under: Heart Poems, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources

By Heart: Because You Might Need It Like Marie Ponsot

By Angela Alaimo O'Donnell 11 Comments

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When poet Marie Ponsot suffered a stroke at the age of 89, she lost all of her language.

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Stanley Moss’s “God Breaketh Not All Men’s Hearts Alike”

By Glynn Young 1 Comment

Now Moss has published what must stand as a testament to his career as a poet

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Poetry Memorization: Write it on the Heart, Says Julia Kasdorf

By T.S. Poetry 21 Comments

Poetry Memorization Write it on the Heart

I tell them committing a poem is a form of self love, like buying yourself a gift, only better.

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Slip into the Prada of Poems?

By L.L. Barkat 12 Comments

While I think it’s important to discipline myself to try on the shoes of various poem forms, I understand that personality and brain-wiring somehow play a part.

Filed Under: poems about writing, poetry teaching resources

This is What a Poem’s Worth

By L.L. Barkat 2 Comments

Poems are everywhere, free for the taking. Yet they are worth so much.

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How to Write a Catalog Poem (With or Without Words)

By L.L. Barkat 9 Comments

Buttercup Catalog Poems

There is something primal about repetition, from drumbeats to heartbeats to modern pop music. If you are familiar with these, you may already know something about writing a catalog poem.

Filed Under: Catalog Poems, poetry, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources

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Your poetry practice starts here. We deliver a daily experience of poetry that will inspire your mornings—and open your life. It’s the easiest way to develop an enriching poetry practice. Just $5 a month brings you… • A hand-selected beautiful poem each day (Mon-Fri) • Inspiring photography • A variety of poems, including a set […]

How to Write a Catalog Poem (or Not)

By L.L. Barkat

How to Write a Catalog Poem

What is a catalog poem, and is it easy to write? Check out the catalog poem definition and catalog poem samples, and give it a try.

Filed Under: Catalog Poems, Every Day Poems, love poetry, poetry teaching resources, writer's group resources

The Barbie Poems 6

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 Here are the final four poems from our poetry jam in honor of Barbies at Communion: and other poems by Marcus Goodyear. The Barbie Poems 6 By @mdgoodyear, @papagoodyear, @llbarkat, @memoriaarts, @arestlessheart, @lauraboggess, @cascheller, @mattpriour, @PoemsPrayers, @KathleenOverby, @togetherforgood, @gyoung9751, @mmerubies, @jamesrls, @doallas, @Dancinbutterfly, @moondustwriter, @mxings, @Jezamama, @MarisaLopezzz, and @TchrEric; cameo appearances by @hiscrivener and @duane_scott; […]

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