No other feeling comes close to the feeling of holding new books for the first time. Super excited to share How We Make Amends with the world next week. Thank you @moonlovepress 🤍 Release: October 21 at 3 pm at @oceansidenylibrary #howwemakeamends #moonlovepress #poetrycommunity

And now I'm out of books! Thanks for helping me feel a little brighter. And keep those orders coming if you like poetry.

O that I might hold my one note and walk away! O that I might disappear! —Chris Anderson rattle.com/all-that-i-hav…

Last Chance... to donate to ONE ART before the end of 2023 The ONE ART community's generosity is greatly appreciated! oneartpoetry.com/donations/

If you missed this wolf moon news - our new imprint, Lycan, a place for partner poems, is live at moonlovepress.com Share your coauthored work or give us a howl to be partnered with another poet 🤍

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The voyage is coming! Pre-order now from Fordham UP or assorted other places! With thanks to so many, and looking forward to sailing and swimming in these waters soon! fordhampress.com/9781531506322/…

Share with me one of your favorite romantic love poems written by you ❤️ and here’s a little haiku 🌖

Graham here going to have a call for submissions tonight Only 150 getting in You gotta be quick on the draw

This week on #ThePoetrySpace_ with KHD, we're talking about love poems. We covered this topic last year, but want to dig a little deeper. What makes a great love poem, and what are some of your favorites? Please share in this thread! 1/x

POEMS OF MATSUO BASHO ii is a short and varied collection of haiku, highlighting Basho’s implementation of wabi-sabi, the pursuit of simplicity - “lightness” - and the beauty of loneliness, “akin to, but deeper than, nostalgia.” Each translation is accompanied by the original

It was late, late in the evening,    The lovers they were gone; The clocks had ceased their chiming,    And the deep river ran on. —W. H. Auden, born #OTD in 1907 poets.org/poem/i-walked-…

Yet many a man is making friends with death Even as I speak, for lack of love alone. —Edna St. Vincent Millay, born #OTD in 1892 poets.org/poem/love-not-…

And if I loved you Wednesday,    Well, what is that to you? I do not love you Thursday—    So much is true. —Edna St. Vincent Millay, born #OTD in 1892 poets.org/poem/thursday

7 BOOKLETS FOR $50 - Translations of Basho, Buson, Issa, Santoka, Shiki, and Soha, accompanied by the original Japanese text and English transliteration (romaji). Available from The Economy Press: theeconomypress.com/7-for-50-sale #poetry #haiku #translation #sale #anthonyopal #books

Submissions for Ploughshares' 2024 Emerging Writer's Contest open in one week! Get ready to send us your fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for the chance to win $2,000, publication in Ploughshares, and more! See our guidelines here: i.mtr.cool/movtqsveef

Let them not say:   we did not see it. We saw. —Jane Hirshfield, born #OTD in 1953 poets.org/poem/let-them-…

Happy birthday Jane Hirshfield 🤍 #janehirshfield #otd #poetrycommunity MOONLOVE

“Everyone truly deserves
a flute of champagne
for having made it this far!
Though it’s such a disaster
to drink on a Monday.” newyorker.com/magazine/2021/…

calling one calling all! send your oceanic poems of five lines or less to sand dollars, our second ever print anthology. no sub fee, but all proceeds from selling the print journal will go to un refugee agency! submit, retweet, and spread the word! thetiderises.org/sand-dollars