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The Sunday poem, by Haro Lee

Sunday poem, by Ashlin Mathews

Why I Wrote this Book: Issue #66 — Poetry Issue!

Featuring David Ly, Conyer Clayton, Sanna Wani, and Jade Wallace David Ly, author of Ritual, Interrupted (Palimpsest Press, September 2026) I feel like I have a curiosity to be clo...

to poets everywhere

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‘Egrets, While War’

Five poems on aging, desire, disenchantment, and persistence The post ‘Egrets, While War’ appeared first on Tricycle: The Buddhist Review.

New Poems on the Underground for autumn

Transport for London (TfL) has refreshed its Poems on the Underground for the autumn, with a new selection of classical, contemporary and international worksRead more ›

Ten Poets #3 by Various Authors (Earth Island Books)

Punk rock and poetry have always existed on two sides of the same battered, independent coin. Both mediums

Autumn notes

With the start of the festive season and academic year, the shorter days and cooler nights drift in more time for contemplation and calm. These micro-poems by both our writers and...

The most incredible poem of 2026, surely

An epic memoir told in four-line stanzas The post The most...

“Garden,” by Melissa Broder

“I was in Eden. God’s light / Tongued the leaves.”

Cigarette's and Poetry

There I sat in his smoke filled room ...

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The Sunday Poem, by Carin Smeaton

'Te PЕЌ caught MДЃui at lunch today/ eating up a storm with a younger woman...' The post The Sunday Poem, by Carin Smeaton appeared first on Newsroom.

“Weeping Willow, Nantucket,” by Stephanie Burt

“They can’t get off the island either.”

Words on Paper

She spoke of her sadness. About all the poetry...

‘Dear Ghost,’ a Poem by Jennifer Perrine

The first entry in Portland Monthly’s new poetry series, from the Portland poet’s recent collection Beautiful Outlaw, winner of the Oregon Book Award.

Several Senryu

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The Poem He Wrote For Her

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When poetry lived in landhi

Beyond the posh drawing rooms and grand halls, Karachi’s poetry once thrived in its working-class neighborhood

“Old Story: October,” by Cynthia Zarin

“When is enough enough?”

A continuing exploration of the self

Poetry remains one of the arts most capable of approaching the unknown without ever fully surrendering it to explanation. A poet may come close to what he seeks, yet refuses the ea...

Poem

No, no, I don’t believe in my poems, Not really, but I defer to the poet in me Who belies belief with a fact that Requires no belief, to write a poem In which fire is the poetic El...

How to Birth a Poem

The seed. The sowing. The harvest.Continue reading on Catharsis Chronicles »

“Shortcut,” by Diane Mehta

“I can’t remember how to reach / the end of my own sentences.”