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Marshall's first full-length collection of poetry, Meaning A Cloud carries us from the accident-site where he was struck by a car, to his Seattle [...]

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said Connie Walle, president of the Puget Sound Poetry Connection. “She was a very gentle teacher, but a very good teacher. I learned a lot from her. [...]

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The country's inaugural poet laureate and director of the International Institute of Modern Letters, Bill Manhire, reckons poetry is NZ's best-kept secret. [...]

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Seventh-grade students Roger White, left, and Julian Jensen maintain a garden they installed at Lange Middle School as part of the Lange Leadership Academy [...]

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"'Tide' is a record that expresses everything I love about music, my own settings of poetry like EE Cummings, traditional Brazilian music and a wordless [...]

Funny kids poems guaranteed to make you giggle by author Kenn Nesbitt! The most popular children's poetry website on the net. Kids try our online rhyming [...]

Website of the print magazine includes a weekly featured poet, information on current issue, subscriptions, and programs of the Modern Poetry Association. [...]

Article about poetry, including a brief history of the art form, notes on verse forms, information on various poetic periods and movements, and links to sites with selected poems. [...]

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The inception of Jim McFarlane's career as a photographer for The Australian Ballet also reveals the power of ballet to transcend political boundaries, writes Anna Sutton. The recent production of Peggy! was a nostalgic moment for Jim [...]

This is a review of the poetry book entitled, The Language of Poetry Forms. The book is written by Tree Good who is an excellent poetess. It covers a variety of poetic forms, enlightening expressions for inspiring the soul, and great [...]

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Post a link of your latest poetry/prose pieces here. I encourage creative ones. Poetry related stuff is welcome. May it be a poem by any of your favourite poets or a book review of a poetry book. As of now there is no theme or prompt. [...]

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I feel extremely special and happy announcing this on my blog; I just got the email from Aparna Rayaprol: Twenty-nine year old Hemant Mohapatra has been. [...]

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Kitten poetry. LEND ME A KITTEN I will lend to you for awhile a kitten, God said. For you to love while he lives, and mourn when he's dead. Maybe for twelve or fourteen years, or maybe two or three. But will you, 'till I call him back, [...]

The best place to publish poems is a poetry journal. Some of them even pay you, but if you get into a non-paying one it's still good exposure. Just do a search for “poetry journal” and there's heaps to choose from. [...]

However, “Poetry on the Porch” is not only for putting the name of William Allen White to the public and keeping people in thinking, but also helps more people who attend to learn more about William Allen White. [...]

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As a continent blessed with promise and plagued with problems, Africa has inspired tons of poetry for centuries. Such poetry was written by non-Africans and Africans who wrote from either a pro-colonialist or anti-colonialist mindset. [...]

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National Poetry Day. Posted by Jules at 11:41. We have spent some time reading and listening to poetry today. This was Emilys favourite: Macavity the Mystery Cat. 0 comments: Post a Comment · Newer Post Older Post Home [...]

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like you love me (poetry). See all of like you love me, no other writeups in this node. (poetry), by tricia mcmillan, Sat Oct 09 2010 at 20:42:15. The clouds hang heavy and low and I'm not here. I've run away without myself, [...]

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Poetry Friday -- Tony Hoagland. Oct. 8th, 2010 at 11:36 AM. head shot. I love most of what Tony Hoagland writes, but there's something I truly worship about this particular poem. It is both beautiful and accessible. [...]

Fiction - paperback; Vintage Classics; 320 pages; 2009. As a teenager in the 1980s, I grew up in the shadow of the Cold War nuclear arms race. At the time there was a very real fear that Armageddon was just around the corner. It frightened me so much I still remember writing English essays about nuc [...]

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Monday Night Poetry at KGB Bar co-sponsors a reading with Cave Canem. Featuring . . . Mahogany L. Browne is the author of several books, including her latest collection of poems Swag, and the editor of the women's anthology His [...]

Official site for Poetry Magazine, presenting significant contemporary poets since 1912. Offers extensive poetry resources, including the Poetry Tool archive of poems and poets. [...]

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The stammering poet: The newspaper cutting Poetry Bus. Transatlantic poet superstar Niamh is in the driver's seat this week and the task is, and I quote, “Pick a newspaper , any newspaper . Find a small little story – you know the kind [...]

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Taking apart poetry with mathematics? Sacrilege! Or is it? Genetics professor Steve Jones shows how the two ancient disciplines can get along in The Telegraph. Certainly poetry uses patterns in its rhyme schemes, and poets such as [...]

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This week we welcome back Todd Swift as our guest blogger. Todd was born in Montreal and lives in London, England. Swift was poetry editor of award-winning on-line magazine Nthposition from 2003 to 2008. He has edited many anthologies, [...]