National poetry month

The work of David Whyte moves between literary, psychological, theological and vocational worlds. As Whyte explains, his poetry and philosophy comes from “the conversational nature of reality.” Born in 1955 in Mirfield Yorkshire, his poetry was influenced by bother his […]

April is National Poetry Month! Poetry is one of the oldest and most celebrated forms of literature. Many poetry events are held throughout this month, so find an event you're interested in to celebrate poetry yourself.

In honor of National Poetry Month, #WeAreBookish asked 10 poets to share a poem that changed them, and why. Now more than ever, readers are finding hope and escape in words. Join in the month-long celebration of this art form in April!

30 Days of Poetry Play for National Poetry Month (Or Anytime) – Lantern Review Blog

Celebrate National Poetry Month with this poem written by Lord Cromer of England in 1902.

Teaching poetry can be intimidating for secondary English teachers. These tips will help you rethink what poetry instruction in the classroom can look like. Lesson plans, inspiration, and new ideas are all featured here for new teachers all the way up to veteran teachers. Go out there and tackle

April is Poetry Month, Enjoy a poem for poetry month. #nationalpoetrymonth #aprilispoetrymonth #enjoyapoem

“April is #NationalPoetryMonth, and we can't think of a better way to celebrate than with the words of Mary Oliver.”

April is National Poetry month so read a poem or listen to a favorite poet. Here's why I love listening to poets read their poems. #readapoem

All the resources you need in your homeschool for National Poetry Month, plus simple, fun ideas for enjoying poetry any day of the year!