Whether you’re a lifelong poetry reader or are looking for your first collection to pick up, we’ve got something for you! Our writers cover new poetry, the best poetry for every reader, and more.
Published poets like Henri Cole and Sachiko Murakami discuss their own difficulties and successes in writing poetry during a pandemic.
A collection of poetry books for beginners, those who hate the genre, and those who just don't "get it" to help change your mind about poetry.
Get to know these queer poets who deftly capture the human experience in verse, and add their collections to your Pride TBR.
A Poetry Out Loud 2020 judge recaps this year's annual contest for high school students to recite poems, which went virtual this year.
The position is a great honor, but what, exactly, does a Poet Laureate do? Find out what the Library of Congress asks of it Laureates here.
We explore the overlooked history of presidential poetry, with poets including George Washington, John Quincy Adams, Jimmy Carter, and Barak Obama.
Even if you do not plan on learning how to write a poem analysis essay, building a routine of analysis into your reading can deepen your appreciation.
Learn about the most common types of poems and be inspired to write a poem of your own based on these poem examples from famous poets.
Staying inside and catching up on reading might be a great time for you to discover some new favorite queer female poets!
Find a list of poets like Mary Oliver who embrace simplicity, the natural world, and big meaning in small moments.
