Poetry in the 21st century is both ubiquitous and oddly peripheral. Verses are displayed on subway walls, recited on momentous occasions, and served up in giant fonts on social media, but rarely ...

If you look around you, you might be surprised at the poetry you’ll find in everyday life. For example, I encountered the following examples of poetry and poetic language all in a single day: ...

When Rosemarie Dombrowski stood in front of her class and shared a poem about her son, who was diagnosed with autism and three congenital heart defects, it was not just a display of vulnerability with ...

I came across this thought of creating a poetry film while reading an essay from Anon Seven on what qualifies as a Poetry-film, borrowing the term from William Wees. In 1984, Wees first made the ...

It may not be published on a piece of paper, but the presence of poetry is interwoven throughout our days, author Sylvia Vardell writes.

Welsh poetry has more in common with music than Shakespeare’s sonnets or Keats’s Romantic verses.

Pain, prayer, poetry: An interview with Christian Wiman “For decades there has been a premium on language as subject,” says poet Christian Wiman. But recently poets are “trying to find some way of ...

A poem on the page has its appeal — but poetry spoken aloud is a more intimate experience. And a new crop of podcasts are expanding poetry, giving context to poems and drawing in new audiences.