1.00 pm 11 Sarsfield Street, Limerick. V94 K330. Lunchtime pavement event, celebrating the spirit of the book "A Garden from a Hundred Packets of Seed" by James Fenton.
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Dangling spine model from a doctor's office, twisted and haphazardly hanging.
Happy poetry month!
To celebrate I present...a haiku.
This wrecked pile of bones
is an actual display
of my life and back.
#poetrymonth #chronicillness #invisibledisability #amwriting #lol #poems
Used my kitty to make this poetry poster for my sister‘s classroom.
#poetry #poetrymonth #art # illustration #teacher
"Trespass" by Katie Rosenblatt
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#PoetryMonth
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At last, when her song is still The Goddess becomes A small green bird ---Onitsura
#poetrymonth
At last, when her song is still
The Goddess becomes
A small green bird
---Onitsura
D is for DEAF REPUBLIC by @ilyakaminsky.bsky.social ( @graywolfpress.bsky.social 2019)
"Today no one is shooting.
A girl cuts her hair with imaginary scissors--"
-from "Firing Squad"
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#poetrymonth #booksky #atoz
April is Poetry Month! Celebrate with the Hugh MacLennan Poetry Series: Buy any two books in the series and get one free. Browse all available #poetry collections here: buff.ly/jBpsyU7 #poetrymonth
Six vibrant yellow daffodils blooming in a garden.
Golden explosion:
Yellow daffodils burst forth
to welcome spring sun.
#HaikuSaturday #spring #poetry #PoetryMonth #gardening #flowers
Last night was our local open mike poetry event, and one of the poets, a retired poetry journal founder, shouted out this sonnet in his inbox starting his morning yesterday. ❤️
It feels extra special to publish with Rattle during #PoetryMonth
#Poem #Poetry
#poetrymonth
Poet - Clint Smith
Gotta say, I feel this one in my bones.
Here is a macro nature photo I took of a pink-purple lilac cluster with two buds at the mid-upper-left starting to open. Between their four curled petals is a magenta x-shape of brightness. The background is a green bokeh of leaves. Light through the blossoms delicately whispers, "Hi, I'm warm and soft, my sweet perfume will soothe your heavy heart." Happy National Poetry Month! My latest haiku is dedicated to new beginnings: guardians at the gate lilac's scent swings open
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guardians at the gate
lilac's scent swings
o p e n
#BlueSkyArtShow #Openings
#EastCoastKin
#Cassiopeian #Guardians
#haiku #poetry #micropoetry #photography #macro #BloomScrolling #ImageAndVerse #nationalpoetrymonth #poetrymonth
Away by Megan E. Freeman. Recognized with: Instant New York Times Bestseller | National Indie Bestseller | Barnes & Noble Best Book of 2025 | Amazon Best Book of 2025 | Barnes & Noble Children's Book Award Shortlist | Golden Kite Award Finalist | Reading the West Longlist | TOME Society Junior Book Award Winner | KNEA Reading Circle Choice for 2025 Themes include: Speculative Dystopian Action/Adventure Survival Multi-POV Mixed-Media
2025 Middle grade novels-in-verse. Titles include: 13 Ways to Say Goodbye A Sea of Lemon Trees Aarzu All Around (Aarzu Raza Extra No More!) Its All or Nothing, Vale All the Blues in the Sky Away Glitch Girl Green Promises Hannah Backwards If Elephants Could Talk Kimmy Carson is Not Scared Lilac and the Switch Back (Lilac Lost and Found) Little Bones Little Bones Neshama Octopus Moon (formerly Mermaids and Other Signs of Life) Oh Give me a Home Please Pay Attention Radiant Safe Harbor Spark The Burning Season (Formerly: Fire Finder) The Extraordinary Orbit of Alex Ramirez The First Year The Girl in the Wall The House at the Edge of the World The Oasis The Only Branch on the Family Tree The Poetry of Car Mechanics The Midas Trees The Song of Orphan's Garden The Trouble with Heroes Trapped: The Entombed Miner of Bonnie Vale Zarina Divided
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Day 4 of #PoetryMonth
Away is the awesome dystopian middle grade verse novel companion to Alone. Set during the same time period. But following the friends who've been wrenched from their homes, rather than the girl accidentally left behind.
#VerseNovel #KidLit
THE PORTABLE SHRINE Gather the bones and pile them near the aspen, still in leaf. A clavicle, a dozen fetlocks, a few big as your knee, a thousand-pound animal reduced to what you can easily carry. Some days there will be beer cans, underwear from a fling. There must be forgiveness, a clearing, a space swept of debris. Taking and giving, a crucial part of the portable shrine. Focus. You must pause to do so, which means you come alone, the bitter breakfast tea still on your tongue. In your toolkit: a three-foot plume of purple fireweed gone to smoke and seed. A book of matches, perhaps a bell. The bell can be a cowbell, wind chimes, or the tap of two stones, soft as the bald path you've worn between your house and a loved one's. Add incense, candles, or ashes from a stove. Yes, ashes, no matter whose, will build one. Remember the old world is site-specific. Place a rock in a shallow stream. See how many more you can balance atop it. Hold your breath like a robin's egg, as if you were a nest, entrusted with all things smooth, blue, and oval. The last night you were at your mother's house, unable to sleep, you took photos of her kitchen cabinets, her pillbox, her matching towels, printed with flowers and leaves. There are shrines we leave behind us, un-portable shrines. Set a flag blowing in the wind, bow to the moon in the west, where the herbalists rub its skin with oil of pine. But know there are places you can approach only in the mind.
Today for #PoetryMonth, "The Portable Shrine" from Melissa Kwasny.
This entire collection (The Cloud Path, 2024) is filled with spirit-stirring work. Extraordinary variety. Extraordinary cohesiveness. A true work of wonder.
So... I wrote this experience into a villanelle. And Pinhole Poetry picked it up.
And, I've since discovered it was a RED SHOULDERED HAWK. Not a redtailed hawk. That was why the hawk was so enormous! #Poetry #PoetryMonth
Good morning! Here's my #poem for Day 4 of #PoetryMonth
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"Highwayman" by Peter Carellini
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#PoetryMonth #SupportIndieArtists
“the single body alone in the universe / against its own best time”
::updates LinkedIn byline::
#SharonOlds #PoetryMonth
Tomorrow, Workshops for Writers from St. Louis Writers Guild.
For poetry month - "Celebrating The Significance Of Poetry" presented by On The Edge.
10am to Noon CT
Online and at The Lodge Des Peres
www.stlwritersguild.org
#writers #poetry #poetrymonth #stlouis #slwg
C is for THE CARRYING by Ada Limón (@milkweededitions.bsky.social 2018)
“For months I was a cannonball
dropped down the bore, reeling
in blurry vomitous swirls toward
the fuse”
milkweed.org/book/the-car...
#booksky #poetrymonth #atoz
At a poetry reading
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It's been an exciting poetry day here. And this evening it should just get better. It's our monthly local Poet's Live open mike. And this one is supposed to have food trucks, and open art studios! Cannot wait! #PoetryMonth #Poet
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Read poem Motto by Langston Hughes!
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💕💸 #BIPOCMA #Poetry #LangstonHughes #Boston #PoetryMonth
One fallen flower Returning to the branch? . . . Oh no! A white butterfly ----Moritake
#poetrymonth
One fallen flower
Returning to the branch? . . . Oh no!
A white butterfly
----Moritake
“A poem can be compromised but should never be a compromise” LIT FRIDAY Adagia Mathew Weitman HOPKINS PRESS JOURNALS Wallace Stevens Journal 50.1, Spring 2026 Read free S20 Open Access at Project MUSE Illustrated with the cover of the new issue of Wallace Stevens Journal
“A poem can be compromised but should never be a compromise”
Today's #PoetryMonth #LitFriday read is Mathew Weitman's "Adagia" — an aphoristic meditation on the nature of poetry — from the new issue of Wallace Stevens Journal
Read free, #S20 #OpenAccess via Project MUSE
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Another #poem for Stacy 💖
#poetry #poetrymonth #openmic #featuredpoet
Poetry Month. One of my favorites from my friend Susan O’Dell Underwood. #poetrymonth