Justin Wetch Talks Technology, Art, and Understanding
In the age of technology, there’s no excluding technology from the human experience. Though Wetch critiqued technology’s role in today’s society, he does believe technology has its upsides.
10 Mesmerizing Poems that Invoke the Ocean Tide
Whether you’re near the shore or a landlocked poetry-lover, it's hard to deny the powerful imagery of the sea. For some, a trip to the beach means summer, sunshine, warmth, and positivity. But for others, writing seaside channels a sense
Poets for a Cause: K.Y. Robinson
“In my work, I want to shed light on stigma and misconceptions surrounding mental illness,” she said. “For so many years, the stigma swallowed me whole and I felt like I had no one else to turn to. I want
Poetry and Protest: 6 Poets Who Are Literary Activists
From civil rights to women’s liberation to Black Lives Matter, poetry has been a way to rail against complacency and oppression. These six poets—brave enough to share personal experiences, unpopular points of view, and lesser-known narratives—have shed light on the
4 New Poetry Releases to Read this Month
From empowerment to identity to understanding the past, these poetry and prose collections will keep you reading and inspired all month long. Enjoy these new poetry releases this June.
5 Reasons You Should Start or Join a Poetry Book Club
One of the best ways to connect with other poetry lovers? Be part of a poetry book club! In the day and age of social media, there are many different ways to connect with other avid poetry lovers. Not to
5 Ways to Make Poetry A Part of Your Weekly Routine
For me, poetry stands out as a critical component of self-care. The intellectual engagement and attention that poetry demands means that when I’m reading it, my mind wanders away from work, chores, and anxiety, making poetry the perfect antidote to
4 Poetry Audiobooks to Play on Repeat this Summer
June is Audiobook Month, so to celebrate we’re giving you four poetry audiobook suggestions to play over and over again this summer.
8 Incredible Films Inspired by Poems
As Orson Welles famously noted, “A film is never really good unless the camera is an eye in the head of a poet." Shall we see if these films stand up to the test?
Fab 5: A Queer Poetry Reading List for Pride Month
For many people, June is better known as Pride Month, originally designated to commemorate the Stonewall Riots. While the rich inspiration and history remains, Pride Month has evolved to celebrate and lift up the outstanding accomplishments and complex identities of