“During my journey, I stopped to photograph small things that I might have otherwise missed, such as a camellia that fell ... having fed a line of Surrealist poetry — Comte de Lautréamont ...

However, some traditions or rites of passage have ingrained themselves into British culture, despite not even originating ...

It’s filled with 300 kind of plants including camellia, irises and over 200 wisteria which are ... Japan’s oldest collection of poems. To see the garden at its best, visit late April to early May.

Poetry at the Arboretum will celebrate and showcase the importance of native plant life within the Cape Fear Region using the ...

Designed as a joint effort between UNCW and the New Hanover County Arboretum and Cooperative Extension, Poetry at the Arboretum celebrates the talent of creative writing students while showcasing the ...

The spring flowers are in bloom. Yellow forsythia, purple and orange pansies, bright yellow daffodils and beautiful shades of pink and white blossoms covering the trees. A spring wonderland.

It’s National Poetry Month this April. Is it worth celebrating? After all, poetry doesn’t seem to be doing much to alleviate the tension in our communities. Ask some of the middle schoolers I’ve ...

It is a time when the flowers begin to bloom and kittens are born. Below are some of my favorite poems about spring and joy and the innocence and beauty of childhood. “Spring” by William Blake ...

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.

For the past five months, he has been the nation’s most prominent poetry critic, writing a monthly column that uses the Times’ interactive technology to analyze a single poem at a time.

Poetry in the 21st century is both ubiquitous and oddly peripheral. Verses are displayed on subway walls, recited on momentous occasions, and served up in giant fonts on social media, but rarely ...

To capture their experiences, Save the Children invited children from countries around the world to write short poems about COVID-19, life under lockdown, and how the pandemic has changed their lives.