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.
Sappho was born sometime in the 7th century BCE in Ancient Greece, but who was Sappho and why do we still read her poetry?
Prose and poetry seem like opposites, when in fact, prose poetry is its own form. So what is prose poetry?
A tonic of curiosity, nostalgia, and obsession inspired me to cuddle up with four films that, in my starstruck opinion, spotlight poetry.
Love poetry tells us how love makes one look at the world through a new lens, giving us enthusiasm for even the most trivial of things.
It's May, which means it's AAPI Heritage Month, so what better time than now to take a quiz and get a recommendation for a poetry collection?
When translating poetry, what matters more: staying true to the actual worlds, or remaining faithful to their feel and intent?
Here are 10 poetry books by LGBTQ Asian authors to read as a form of solidarity against the increasing anti-Asian hate in the United States.
The Guggenheim Museum just welcomed an award-winning poet into their first Poet-in-Residence position. Here's a little about the program.
As subjective as poetry is, there are still some poets who inspire their contemporaries, and even generations. Here are a few of their works, like The Collected Poems of Audre Lorde by Audre Lorde.
There are simply too many amazing Indigenous poets (North American or otherwise) to capture all on one list, but here is a place to start reading, including Postcolonial Love Poem by Natalie Diaz.