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It's world 🌍 #WorldPoetryDay 2026
🖤Let’s write a #poem together. We’ll start it and you’ll finish it in the comments. ✨
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For #WorldPoetryDay2024, here are links to three poems inspired by our collections:
"Poppies in a field of shamrocks" by Nithy Kasa was inspired by collections inclding Máire Comerford, Kevin O’Higgins and Ernie O’Malley.
poetryascommemoration.ie/poems/poppies-in-a-field-of-shamrocks-by-nithy-kasa/
On #WorldPoetryDay2024, @magigibson.bsky.social
shared poems from UNBRIDLED, celebrating Women's voices & the power of #poetrylovers
'Poetry is an amazing way for Women to explore their experiences & feelings about the world & their place in it'
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🎊 Happy #WorldPoetryDay! As our EIC says, “Every day is world poetry day at GTP!”
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Happy #WorldPoetryDay2024 everyone
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All. Of. This. As a social studies teacher, I know history is all around us and in us. This collection of astounding poetry is the perfect example. #WorldPoetryDay2024
Some Cats have that Effect on You The cat sat in the tree at the close of day. She was a night-time tree cat Dedicated to owl watching. What a fat cat she was, A capitalist cat, Possessing her assets. Round with fur floating, All aerated. Milky green eyes between the leaves, Ovals of lime. Blinking her thoughts into the spirals Of her cute cat brain. Her name is Enigma. Come, Enigma, come down to earth! Condescend. Lap with your sly cat tongue The pale milk waiting. Due tribute to your beauty, Your restrained, self-serving, independent, domineering Affection.
Some Cats Have That Effect on You by Harriet O’Carroll. #WorldPoetryDay2024
Time for our final World Poetry Day video!
Presenting John O'Neill reading "the news" which took first place in our MRB Poetry Contest last year. Thanks for joining us for #WorldPoetryDay2024!
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https://youtu.be/GXBdBURbUTI
Let’s write a poem together. We’ll start it and you’ll finish it in the comments. ✨
#Worldpoetryday2024
“Roses are red, Facebook is blue…”
#bahdlex
#WorldPoetryDay 📝
We're back with more World Poetry Day fun!
Here is "49th Parallel, Early July" by Kerry Ryan, which won second prize in our MRB Poetry Contest last year. Come back at 2PM for more poetry!
#WorldPoetryDay2024 #WorldPoetryDay
https://youtu.be/w0XARif-t4k
Book cover: HAWKS KETTLE, PUFFINS WHEEL And Other Poems of Birds in Flight The painting on the cover is a close-up of a peregrine falcon diving through the air. We see its head and shoulders.
Happy #WorldPoetryDay !
🦅Here’s my book HAWKS KETTLE, PUFFINS WHEEL, written by Susan Vande Griek: “A lyrical celebration of birds”
Pub by Kids Can Press
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Happy World Poetry Day!!
We're kicking off the day "Admission" by Y.S. Lee (with Otoniya J. Okot Bitek), which won third prize in our MRB Poetry Contest last year. See you at noon for more poetry!
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https://youtu.be/UM4ll8LAS7c
HAPPY WORLD POETRY DAY!
WE’RE CELEBRATING WITH BROADSIDES FROM OUR FALL CHAPBOOK POETS
Help us celebrate by sharing these broadsides, buying the final copies of our fall chapbooks, or sign up for a Spring subscription of chapbooks!
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The cover of A Puffin Quartet of Poets. The title is surrounded by a beautiful illustration showing flowers, rabbits, mice and other small beasts…& the price 3/-
A poem from the book. Rendez-vous with a Beetle Meet me in Usk And drone to me Of what a beetle's Eye can see When lamps are lit And the bats flit In Usk At dusk. And tell me if A beetle's nose Detects the perfume Of the rose As gardens fade And stars invade The dusk In Usk. E.V. Rieu
#WorldPoetryDay2024 - the sublime cover of a Collection published in 1958 by Puffin. Cover illustration by Diana Bloomfield. Second image is a gorgeous poem from it by E V Rieu
It's #WorldPoetryDay2024! Let us know in the comments - which is your favourite Fergusson poem? Are you a fan of Braid Claith or prefer The Ghaists? Does The Daft Days or Auld Reikie take the prime spot for you?
For #WorldPoetryDay2024 a poem I originally wrote for the equinox, March 2020, when so many of us were shut up at home and feeling isolated. Hand/Over.
Wen es interessiert, hier die "Wanderratten" von Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) www.zum.de/Faecher/D/BW...
"Ein schweigender Stockfisch, in Butter gesotten,
Behaget den radikalen Rotten
Viel besser als ein Mirabeau
Und alle Redner seit Cicero."
#WorldPoetryDay2024
Playing with language is a lot of fun. Here’s my contribution to #WorldPoetryDay2024 in some poems I’ve written recently. (I don’t care if you think it’s nerdy).
Mostly they’re about loving and caring and what that means.
ON STARING AT A CELTIC ORNAMENT There on the bronze, the line Cut by the brain-held hand Grips space in its design; Seas shape, are shaped by, land. So, too, when music falls Then silence raises round Its fragile, fretted edge Shaped by, and shaping, sound. Perhaps, embraced by time, One life's elusive hour May show some pleasing shape- Bright track, or snowflake-flower?
Perfectly timed for #WorldPoetryDay2024, I was sent this yesterday. Beautiful! ❤️
Written by Jacquetta Hawkes, it was included in her only published collection, Symbols & Speculations, from 1948.
(Thanks to David Mullin for sending it to me & for the info about it)
#Archaeology #Poetry
Perfectly timed for #WorldPoetryDay2024, I was sent this yesterday. Beautiful! ❤️
Written by Jacquetta Hawkes, it was included in her only published collection, Symbols & Speculations, from 1948.
(Thanks to David Mullin for sending it to me & for the info)
#Archaeology #Poetry
Magpies were originally called pies, the mag was added because of the sound they make. Some also thought they had fairies in their hearts and that witches sometimes rode them. Magpies have been seen gathering around a dead bird seemingly engaging in 'funeral' type behaviour though, of course, this is disputed as anthropomorphism by some, but l'd like to believe that they do, clever birds. Painting is by Tunnicliffe and is in the public domain:
Sharing my recent poem, Pie, for #WorldPoetryDay2024 #WorldPoetryDay www.abctales.com/story/onemor...
Happy World Poetry Day!
Can I recommend you all visit @iambapoet today?
There are 45 new poems to read (and hear read) by the 15 poets of wave seventeen.
And in total, 275 poets whose work you can explore – for free.
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http://iambapoet.com/wave/17
