“I promise you, there’s a poem for everyone,” she says. Next, decide what you want to write about. Simple as it sounds, this can often be the hardest step for writers.

“I promise you, there’s a poem for everyone,” she says. Next, decide what you want to write about. Simple as it sounds, this can often be the hardest step for writers.

There’s always a poem to finish. ON POETRY. Jane Miller says if she only had 24 hours to live, she’d finish the poem she’d just started.

Every year, April offers 30 days of encouragement to dust off the Keats, Neruda and Angelou, or pick up the work of emerging poets from around the country. Since 1996, the Academy of American ...

If I had to name one poem, written in England in my lifetime, of unquestionable greatness, it would be Philip Larkin's "Aubade". It was published in the Times Literary Supplement on December 23 ...