Robert Stewart Heaney @RobrtStewart

@theamericanjou1 https://t.co/IUX2LOQcdt @willowswept @amethystreview @wipfandstock https://t.co/DIofzmy75r https://t.co/84ccuoa02i Joined July 2019

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Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_

6 days ago

Did you know Adrienne Rich wrote a poem about Artificial Intelligence in **1961** and it's absolutely prophetic?

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This poem, which means a lot to me, is a companion poem to 'A Poem From My Father to My Mother'. It was published in Acumen earlier this year. It will also be in my next book, 'A Quarter Dead and Half Alive', due from Renard Press on September, 15th. Thanks for reading. :)

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Tom Cook needs to keep up @TomCook24

3 months ago

Louis MacNeice in prophetic mode: an age in which ‘reading and even speaking have been replaced | By other, less difficult, media’

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Steve Denehan @SteverinoD

3 months ago

This is a poem about morons that was published in the sizzling-off-the-press issue of The Madrid Review, one of the best journals out there. Thanks for reading. :)

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Tom D’Evelyn @TomDEvelyn

3 months ago

SEAMUS HEANEY Some lyrics achieve a canonical status by simply exploring in a seemingly relaxed way the “ladder of lyric.” SH discovers in everyday language and process/progress the rungs of attention leading to “understanding.” The “O” of utter attention focuses the facts. Eros!

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Read A Little Poetry @readalittlepoem

3 months ago

“You will love again the stranger who was your self.” — Derek Walcott . . . This poem appeared in Collected Poems 1948-1984 by Derek Walcott, published by Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1986. Shared here with profound gratitude.

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Miranda Holmqvist @MirandaHqv

3 months ago

W.S. Merwin

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Alina Stefanescu @aliner

4 months ago

Mary Ruefle’s “Short Lecture on Translation”.

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Ian Duhig FRSL @ianduhig

4 months ago

The poet's Merc

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Madoc Cairns @MadocCairns

5 months ago

for the @NewStatesman, my obituary of Francis, who talked about the moon. 🔗⬇️

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Frank Farrelly @giftforhope3

5 months ago

At times like these, we need poems like this.

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John Hewitt Poet @JohnHewittPoet

5 months ago

Mid-April now. Ploughed land is light With dust of lime. The sowers stride Across the clods. The blossom's white Of blackthorn by the quarry side. The shafted sunlight on the whin Sets slopes aflame with gold galore & tadpole-odysseys begin Across the lint-hole's shallow floor

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KHD @Katie_Dozier

5 months ago

I think the next two episodes of The Poetry Space_ are particularly helpful! Can’t wait for you all to listen to this mini-series on: How to write an interesting poem!

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Grim Art @GrimArtGroup

6 months ago

A #ChippyTeaFriday nocturne, if there is such a thing 😉, from February 2023 … Fish and Chips by Steven Scholes (b.1952) #FishAndChipArt 😋

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Grim Art @GrimArtGroup

6 months ago

Of all the photographers’ work we’ve shared, Bill Brandt’s has always stood out for me. This poignant scene of children caught in a pocket of light against a dark, brooding industrial background has long been a personal favourite. Halifax, 1937 by Bill Brandt (1904-1983)

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Brecht De Poortere @brecht_dp

7 months ago

RE: Your submission...

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Hugh Thomas @DrHughT

7 months ago

Much of our knowledge of ancient individuals is limited to the elite, people like rulers/generals. Yet occasionally we come across archaeology that reveals a tiny glimpse of the life of a regular person. Meet Onfim! He lived 800 years ago and boy, did he find homework boring.🧵1/

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Sylvia Plath Society @Plath_Society

7 months ago

Remembering #SylviaPlath, who died 62 years ago today 🌷 "Every day is so precious I feel infinitely sad at the thought of all this time melting farther and farther away from me as I grow older. Now, now is the perfect time of my life." (27 October 1932 – 11 February 1963)

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Marsh's Library @MarshsLibrary

7 months ago

In anticipation of St Brigid's day & the start of spring (a bit optimistic perhaps, but that's us), irises from L'Obel's Icones Stirpium, printed in 1591 and then coloured by hand #StBrigidsDay #Spring