This week’s guest on “Poetry from Daily Life” is Joseph Bruchac, who lives in Greenfield Center, New York ... Harrison The world is always talking to us, but all too often we are just ...

Carolrhoda, $19.99 (120p) ISBN 978-1-5415-5775-8 “Awash in attempts to help cool our fevered world, we/ Begin simply ... illustrated spreads: a poem, an inspirational quote, a first-person ...

Much like Precious Okoyomon’s visual works — living installations that invent new lyric ecosystems ... breathing — unifies this poem and its world. Selected by Anne Boyer By Precious ...

“Once, I dreamwrote that I found my own remains in a desert that was partially in Chile and partially in Arizona,” writes Daniel Borzutzky in his poem ... Trump “a new kind of danger ...

This new collection of poems takes us into the midst of social and domestic injustice and questions what we are doing to our fellow human beings and the environment. She writes of Oka and ...

In the Californian Charlie Pendergast’s poem from his new book, “Used With Permission,” a shirt makes an exciting imagined foray back out into an altered world — my favorite line is ...

Dickinson knew what it was like to want to be out in the world while unable ... of Emily Dickinson's poems you can relate to and that will help you think and feel in new dimensions.

The danger behind the President’s posturing is that, by so emphatically insisting on America’s indispensability, he may be undermining it. Published in the print edition of the September 23 ...

As the holiday continues, here’s a list of wishes, prayers, Quran quotes and poems to mark the occasion. If you say ‘Eid Mubarak’ to someone, you’re wishing them a ‘Blessed Eid’.

Semaj Brown reading her poem, Black Dandelion to middle and high school students. The poet laureate received letters from youth from across the United States and world via the Dear Poet project.

Can you explain the story and the world of Orlam and the new album, for those who might not have yet had the pleasure of entering them? The book Orlam is my second collection of poetry.

A visionary writer, Blake begins by addressing living being within the natural world in such works as “Ah, Sunflower” or “The Tyger” — before taking each of those poems in unexpected ...