Poem a day

Today’s #PoemADay is a familiar favourite Robert Frost’s classic ode to social distancing - take the road less travelled (or stay home)! #keepcalmandreadpoems Published in Staying Alive: Boodaxe's anthology of Real Poems for Unreal Times. Available to order here with 25% off for PBS Members.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, The City and the Sea. 💞🌍🌎🌏💞 Reference: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Complete Poems, eBook, Gutenberg.org

This opening to life... (You must go to the place where everything waits.) | David Whyte

Their greenness is a kind of grief....Begin afresh, afresh, afresh- Philip Larkin, The TreesA poem for May Day #dailypoem #keepcalmandreadpoemsJoin the Poetry Book Society for more poetic inspiration at www.poetrybooksociety.co.uk.

Spark your creativity with a month of poetry writing prompts to use in 2023. Participate in a 'poem a day' challenge this month with these 30 poetry prompts to inspire you to write.

William Blake, The Smile

e.e. cummings

Looking for new poetry for your middle school and high school students? These 30 poems, recommended and tested by secondary ELA teachers in their own classrooms, are sure to engage and inspire your students during National Poetry Month or any time of year.

Let everything happen to you Beauty and terror Just keep going No feeling is final - An extract from Rilke’s Book of Hours in this beautiful edition which I bought at New York’s McNally Jackson bookshop a lifetime ago. #bookshopnostalgia #justkeepgoing #keepcalmandreadpoems More Rilke editions are available here or j