So share your poem through the form below. Then Kwame Alexander will take lines from some of your pieces and create a community crowdsourced poem that will be read on-air and published online ...

These 6 poems capture the essence of unrequited love. Share them with that special someone who doesn't feel the same way, but ...

Share Your Poems Of Hurting And Healing How can grief become an instrument of comfort? Morning Edition wants to hear from those whose lives have been affected by COVID-19 — in the form of a poem.

His poem “Communication” is one of those friendship poems you can share with your long-distance bestie. 7. “ To Susan B.

In her May 25 Thursday Opinion essay, Josie Glausiusz explained how poems offered her an anchor as she lost her 12-year-old son to brain cancer. “With just a word or a phrase, a poem can reach ...

Bridget Farrell, her mother, told WNEP that she wanted to share her daughter's poem about the struggles with drug addiction in hopes that it could help someone going through the same situation.

Share Your Poems Of Hurting And Healing. By Rachel Martin | ... For your poems, we ask that you start just as Dunham began hers, with the line "what I'm learning about grief." ...

It’s National Poetry Month, so in schools across the country, teachers will be sharing poems with kids. Maybe some Shel Silverstein or Jack Prelutsky or Joyce Sidman. Maybe even some William ...

Letter: Sharing a poem written for Earth Day. Apr 22, 2024. Pleasant View (In honor of Earth Day, April 22, 2024) My grandpa’s cherries were red and sour; perfect for pies!

Share your poem through the form below. Then Alexander will take lines from some of your pieces and create a community crowdsourced poem that will be read on-air and published online, ...

Even when you can't be together, you can share your love across the miles with these long-distance love poems.

I began, again, to share poems and songs. One was “Taking Care,” by Callista Buchen: “I sit with my grief. I mother it. I hold its small, hot hand. I don’’ say, shhh.” ...