On January 17, 2019 the world lost Pulitzer Prize-winning poet and national luminary, Mary Oliver. Oliver's brilliant prose is direct and inspired, linking together the human and natural world.

Pinned beside my desk in The Washington Post’s newsroom, between storytelling tips and accumulated press passes from years of scientific meetings, I keep a printout of Mary Oliver’s poem ...

Mary Oliver is a Pulitzer Prize-winning poet whose body of work is largely filled with imagery of the natural world — cats, opossums crossing the street, sunflowers and black oaks in the sunshine.

Few poets achieved that ambition more evidently, or more obviously, than Mary Oliver, who died, in Florida, on Thursday, at eighty-three. Though she grew up in Ohio and spent her last years in ...

As an "enormous Mary Oliver fan," Sophia Bush is celebrating National Poetry Month by narrating the new audiobook Wild and Precious: A Celebration of Mary Oliver Lizzie Hyman is a Writer-Reporter ...

Few poets have had the ability to so beautifully articulate their love of nature as well as Mary Oliver ... Here's How One of Oliver’s most famous poems was “Wild Geese,” which Tippett ...

I discovered Mary Oliver’s brilliance in a yoga class more than 15 years ago when a teacher read aloud her famous poem Wild Geese. You do not have to be good, the first line opens. You do not ...