5 Poems on Change for Graduation Season
Graduation season is a time of transformation, excitement, and new beginnings. It’s a moment to reflect on the past, embrace the present, and look forward to the future. To celebrate this pivotal milestone, we’ve curated a collection of six contemporary
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.
5 Ways to Make Extra Money as a Poet
If you enjoy writing poetry, chances are you’d like to use your skill as a writer to earn extra cash. Whether you’re a hobbyist who writes poetry in your free time, a creative writing student, or an aspiring professional poet,
4 Poetry Collections to Read After You Listen to Kacey Musgraves’ Deeper Well
Long-time fans of Kacey Musgraves have seen the country singer-songwriter traverse a deeply personal and tumultuous journey throughout her work in the last six years. Her 2018 album Golden Hour, which won the Grammy Award for Best Country Album, chronicled
How to Start Your Own Poetry Instagram
Creating a poetry Instagram account can help you gain confidence as a poet, build a readership, and connect with other writers. If you wish to share your work on the popular platform but you’re feeling intimidated or overwhelmed with the
Six Poems for Celebrating the Spring Season
The vernal equinox has come and gone, marking the official arrival of spring. As we move into this new season, we are reminded that poets have long found inspiration in the rebirth of nature, the thawing of winter's frost, and
5 Dreamy Writing Prompts for Pisces Season
If you’re feeling even more poetic than usual, it might be because it’s Pisces season. As the twelfth sign of the zodiac, empathetic, ethereal, and emotional Pisceans are more connected to the arts than any other sign, from poetry to
He Said What? 8 of Shakespeare’s Wildest Lines
William Shakespeare, renowned for his unparalleled mastery of the English language, is not only celebrated for his tragic tales and profound soliloquies but also for his comedic genius. Within the vast array of his works, Shakespeare sprinkled numerous lines that
5 Upcoming Virtual Poetry Events to Add to Your Calendar
Poetry events offer new ways of engaging with literature and language, from introducing us to favorite poems to inspiring us with unexpected poetry prompts. With virtual poetry events, carving out a space for poetry in the next few weeks has
5 Firey Poems for the Year of the Dragon
With the Year of the Dragon roaring into our lives, it's time to spice up our festivities with some poetic flair. Whether you're a seasoned poetry enthusiast or just looking for a dose of inspiration, don’t miss these five dragon-themed
7 Anticipated 2024 Poetry Releases to Preorder Now
2024 is already shaping up to be an unforgettable year of poetry. This year, collections from Pulitzer Prize winners and Guggenheim fellows hit shelves — diving into big themes like intergenerational trauma, nature, marriage and divorce, displacement, and more. Despite
Poetry Deep Dive: Free Verse vs Organic Form
In the vast landscape of poetry, two distinct forms stand out as rebels—they break away from traditional constraints like rhyme and meter. Free verse poetry and organic poetry, though the terms are often used interchangeably, possess unique characteristics that set