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Many of us dread when autumn turns to winter. Brightly colored leaves fall, temperatures drop, and gloomy days feel endless.    But there’s so much magic to appreciate during the cold season. So, why not explore winter through your poetry? From the

Warm temperatures, green leaves, and open flowers: telltale signs spring has officially arrived. This transitional season provides endless inspiration for poets, drawing from themes of hope, growth, and renewal. As you celebrate National Poetry Month this April, it’s time to

Gray skies, chilly air, and bare branches. Unlike the bright growth of spring and summer or the colorful scenes of fall, winter can often feel dull and lifeless—but there’s much to appreciate about our natural world throughout the season. To