Sarah Muzzillo
Sarah Muzzillo is a writer and photographer with a passion for stories, mental health advocacy, and nature. In her free time, she enjoys growing her many houseplants and birding.
5 Ways to Make Extra Money as a Poet
If you enjoy writing poetry, chances are you’d like to use your skill as a writer to earn extra cash. Whether you’re a hobbyist who writes poetry in your free time, a creative writing student, or an aspiring professional poet,
4 Poetry Prompts to Help You Celebrate Earth Day
Today’s Earth Day! Each year, we spend this day recognizing the importance of caring for this diverse and beautiful planet we call home. Celebrate Earth Day by writing poetry—whether you want to express gratitude for Earth, bring attention to an environmental
Incorporating Sound Into Modern Poetry
Poetry is an innately lyrical writing form, often relying on carefully chosen prose to creatively communicate authentic emotions. Incorporating sound into your poems can further drive these characteristics home, bringing the work to life. You might think of Shakespeare’s classic
Good For a Laugh: How to Tap into Your Comedic Side in Your Writing
Poetry is often associated with serious themes and emotions, such as love, heartbreak, sadness, and healing. But many poets opt for a more lighthearted approach by employing humor in their work. Whether to illustrate an uncomfortable truth or capture an
How to Start Your Own Poetry Instagram
Creating a poetry Instagram account can help you gain confidence as a poet, build a readership, and connect with other writers. If you wish to share your work on the popular platform but you’re feeling intimidated or overwhelmed with the
4 Reasons You Should Write Eco-Poetry
Nature themes are often used throughout poems to paint a scene or convey an emotion. But some poets take this inspiration a step further through eco-poetry. This genre not only includes observations of the natural world but incorporates a call
Spring into Writing: Eclectic Spring Poetry Prompts to Inspire You
Now that Spring has officially sprung, many of us have begun seeing telltale signs of the season. Warmer weather, blooming flowers, and buzzing bees provide a welcome change from dreary winter. If you’re searching for ways to capture this time
How to Incorporate Photography into Your Poetry
Incorporating visual art into your poetry can expand your storytelling skills while enhancing your reader’s experience. If you wish to add an artistic element to your writing, but illustration isn’t your forte, consider trying to incorporate photography into your poetry.
5 Spring Activities to Help With Writer’s Block
With only a few weeks left of winter, many of us are looking forward to warmer days and springtime blooms. Although spring is largely regarded as perhaps the most inspiring time of the year, if you find yourself struggling to
Writing Tips: Love Poems
Love is in the air this month. Whether you’re celebrating sisterhood at a Galentine’s Day gathering, spending time with your significant other, or simply feeling gratitude for your loved ones, you’re likely feeling inspired to translate this complex emotion through
Galentine’s Gift Guide: Poetry Edition
Ever since Parks and Rec’s Leslie Knoppe declared February 13th “Galentine’s Day”, the iconic TV scene has bled into the real world. Now, friends gather on this day, a twist on the traditional Valentine’s Day, to celebrate sisterhood. If you’re
Tips For Designing a Poetry Portfolio Website
If you’re a poet, chances are you want to create a space to showcase your work. Whether you’re a poetry pro or a hobbyist with goals of being published, consider designing a poetry portfolio website to attract editors or secure