Apr 9, 2018
National Poetry Month Day 9: “Theories of Time and Space” from Natasha Trethewey’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book of Poems, NATIVE GUARD.
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National Poetry Month Day 9: “Theories of Time and Space” from Natasha Trethewey’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book of Poems, NATIVE GUARD.
Tonight's #haiku about pride #poemaday #npm18
National Poetry Month Day 23: The weekend's long gone; ease into your Monday with "Long Gone Ones" from Keith Leonard's RAMSHACKLE ODE.
National Poetry Month Day 27: Today we’re sharing an early look at Edgar Kunz’s fierce debut collection TAP OUT (out next spring).
National Poetry Month Day 13: TFW your alarm goes off and it’s just too early, Maurice Manning-style. We can relate to this poem from THE GONE AND THE GOING AWAY.
National Poetry Month Day 30: We’re rounding out the most wonderful month and saying hello to May with this prose poem from Mary Oliver’s WHITE PINE.
We loved sharing some of our favorite poems with you throughout the month and hope you enjoyed following along!
National Poetry Month Day 10: when questions lead to more questions. We’re puzzling things out with “West Shining Tree” by Thomas Lux, from his book of poems CHILD MADE OF SAND.
National Poetry Month Day 2: “Love Is Like Sounds,” one of our favorites from THE SELECTED POEMS OF DONALD HALL, capturing our mood on this snowy April Monday.