Here are some links specifically for National Poetry Month:
NAPOWRIMO: write a poem a day. Looks like a bunch of people are already participating.
University of Arkansas Press is having a sale on poetry books. Buy 1 Get 1 Free + Free Shipping. I liked The Burning World - Poems by Robert Gibb and Fire Baton [...]
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Poetry News:
— So what did Peter Mark Roget, the creator of Roget’s Thesaurus, do to handle all the pain, grief, sorrow, affliction, woe, bitterness, unhappiness and misery in a life that lasted over 90 years? —
— Others believed poet Sylvia Plath was lead singer of pop group the Black Eyed Peas —
— Do not panic…yet. [...]
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Poetry News:
— Her first poetry collection was 10 years in the making, part of which she spent working on her master’s of fine arts in English at Western Michigan University —
— But what people may not know is that Scott-Heron played an instrumental role in getting an official national holiday to honor Martin Luther King, [...]
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National Poetry Month: What for?
Underneath the wit, Parker was a tortured soul
Variety of well-versed books hit shelves for National Poetry Month
Return my work, says Guantánamo poet
A poet and scholar spins her narrative
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