Poetry has been a life-long love; it inspires me to the core and helps me find solace. Poets like Maya Angelou, Alice Walker, and Sarojini Naidu have remained constant inspirations in my life.
Read MoreHeart Lines is a collection of poems about love, loss, pain and self discovery from my heart. The poems are short but have layers of meaning.
Read MoreIn this new age of poetry, there are endless styles, subject matters, and unique voices that are changing the way we read poetry and the way we define it.
Read MoreMorning routine: shower, coffee, horoscope. This has been my before-work regimen for a few months now, and nothing has seemed to kick off each day better than reading what the stars have in store for me.
Read MoreYou sit down to write, but slowly the blank page wraps around your brain like a straightjacket. You stare on, trying to squeeze out the smallest inkling of creativity–but no words come out. It's writer's block.
Read MoreA sign of a good poem is one that is moving and relatable. A sign of a great poem is one that spark change. In a community of exceptional female poets who are using their voices for change, equality, and positivity, four powerhouse poets are creating a revolution of female empowerment and acceptance.
Read MorePush the limits of your creativity and make a frame-worthy piece of art by creating a blackout poem.
Read MoreIn the digital age, poetry has taken a mobile-friendly shift to shorter, more accessible poems. It’s hard not to fall in love with lines that look beautiful on-screen and manage to pack an emotional punch.
Read MoreAuthor and self-care advocate Alex Elle uses her words to remind us of the ways we can show up for ourselves like we would for others.
Read MoreWhether you plan to share your own work or just enjoy someone else’s, open mics are a great opportunity to share the emotions that make us human.
Read MorePoetry is a timeless art form that connects people with the world around them. It is ever-evolving—changing and growing with new generations of writers and readers.
Read MoreWords often fall short when it comes to expressing grief. There is no right way to respond, but sometimes poetry can help us capture the feelings we struggle to define.
Read MoreSocial media has become the place where poets and other artists can share their work and build a community.
Read MoreLooking for more out of your favorite poems? Poetry podcasts are a great way to dive deeper into poems you love or find new favorites. Sometimes a poem read aloud can take on a whole new meaning.
Read MoreThe difference between the poetry of old and modern poetry is that modern poetry is written for us, the people who are alive today.
Read MoreTwo years ago I made the decision to start reading more poetry that wasn’t for a school assignment. The first poetry book I bought was Milk and Honey by Rupi Kaur after seeing it all over Bookstagram.
Read MoreToday’s post is something that I really enjoyed putting together, a pairing of poetry and herbal teas, two of my favorite forms of self-care!
Read MoreAs an avid reader and lover of poetry, I can read it on any occasion. In cooler months, I love to curl up with a book and warm beverage. In the spring, I enjoy sitting out on the porch with a nice, cool drink and a book of poetry in hand.
Read MoreFew things are better than booze and books so why not pair our favorite books with our favorite drinks? I’ve listed my current favorite poetry pours below; after all, its 5:00 somewhere.
Read MoreHave you ever read a book that was so beautifully written that you immediately wanted to flip right back to the front and read it all over again?
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