5 Tips for Creating an Online Poetry Course
If you’re an established poet who wants to share your knowledge with aspiring writers, consider creating an online poetry course. Not only will this endeavor help you make extra money and build your brand as a writer, but you’ll also
How to Make a Mood Board to Inspire Your Poetry
Whether you’re starting a new poetry collection or writing in your free time as a hobby, consider creating a mood board. Mood boards are a fun way to express your creativity, inspire your poetry, and help you stay on theme.
What if my life is too “boring” to write about? Suri Chan asks you to write anyway
So many people say they can't possibly be a writer because they have nothing interesting to say. This makes me want to shake them by the shoulders; they could not be more wrong. Writing is about emotions above anything else. Writing can
5 Poetry Activities for Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which marks a time to learn about, educate, and advocate for the importance of taking care of one’s mental and emotional health. From the potentially overwhelming stressors of everyday life to severe mental health
4 Poetry Prompts to Improve Your Mental Wellbeing
Everyone needs a self-care routine—especially poets, who are often highly sensitive and tuned into the world around them. Luckily, poetry itself is a reliable creative outlet that helps us cope, build communities, and heal from trauma. Here are 4 ways
Poetry and Album Pairings: Maggie Rogers Edition
As we enter the last month of Spring, the weather is heating up and so is your reading list. This month’s poetry collections promise much-anticipated follow-ups from leading poets, stand-out releases from new voices, and more. Get ready to dive
May Poetry Collections to Usher in Summer
As we enter the last month of Spring, the weather is heating up and so is your reading list. This month’s poetry collections promise much-anticipated follow-ups from leading poets, stand-out releases from new voices, and more. Get ready to dive
Celebrating the Richness of Native Hawaiian Poetry: A Tribute for AAPI Heritage Month
As we delve into Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, it's essential to honor the diverse cultures and voices within this broad spectrum of identities and poetics. In the kaleidoscope of AAPI identities, Native Hawaiian poetry stands as
Poet Laureate Spotlight: Angela Jackson
Photo Credit: Poetry Foundation Poetry has the power to capture the essence of a place, its people, and their stories. In the vibrant landscape of American poetry, Angela Jackson stands as a luminary, shining a light on the rich tapestry of
Poetry on the Road: 6 Audiobooks for Summer Road Trips
Summer is the season of road trips, where the open road beckons with promises of adventure and discovery. Whether you're embarking on a cross-country journey or just hitting the road for a weekend getaway, no trip is complete without the
Finding New Depths: 6 Tips for Using Research in Poetry
Research and poetry may seem like an unlikely pair, but the marriage of these two disciplines can yield moving results. Incorporating research into your poetry can enrich your writing and add depth, authenticity, and layers of meaning to your verses.
The Poetry of Motherhood by Melody Godfred
I was a poet long before I became a mother. My childhood journals are filled with enough poetry to fill a collection entitled, Limerence, a word that defines the experience of most adolescent romances. But my early adulthood pulled me