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In New York that autumn of 1812 ... had the poem printed for distribution to the public. Entitled “Defence of Fort M’Henry,” the verse was accompanied by a suggestion that it be set to ...
Nest of Matches, the ingenious and savvy new book by Amie Whittemore, out from Autumn House Press, is full of such ...
The following are the winning poems from the 2025 Nature in Verse Poetry Contest, held by Seymour Library in partnership with ...
Five writers offer a collection of poetry to welcome spring and, with it, light and hope during uncertain times.
I’ve seen this power in action while teaching the poem “Identity” by Julio Noboa Polanco, whose final verse declares, “I’d rather smell of musty, green stench / than of sweet, fragrant lilac. / If I ...
WHYY’s Jennifer Lynn and Susan Phillips explore the beauty of nature through poetry, featuring iconic poets like Amanda Gorman, Walt Whitman and Allen Ginsberg.
It was a worldwide revolution of technique and delight which robustly punctuated the equilibrium of evolution. In the blink of an eye the land bloomed with a spectrum of brilliant color where before ...
The Quiet Geometry of Chaos is a collection of free-verse poems where the author explores emotions and identities in the context of social structures by empathising with individuals in diverse ...
What started as a rigid Japanese verse form of three lines ... and the reader has to complete it. If a poem ends with the poet, the reader remains mere audience not an actor.
A Climate Anthology;” “Reel Verse: Poems About the Movies,” and “Clash by Night: An Anthology,” Inspired by The Clash’s “London Calling.” “I plan to be everywhere poetry is and ...
underlining the significance of free speech and reproaching the Gujarat police authorities for seeking to criminally prosecute a person for ostensibly delivering a message of peace through a poem ...
I am writing to you with a special poem that I have composed to commemorate the 15-year anniversary of the passing of Ernie Harwell, beloved voice of the Detroit Tigers. (Editor's note ...