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Resources to learn more about poets, poetry, and the craft of writing.

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    By Holly Amos, The Editors, Meg Forajter, Lindsay Garbutt, Maggie Queeney & Robert Eric Shoemaker

    Educational resources on poetic forms curated by Poetry Foundation staff

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    By Jennifer Bartlett & Sheila Black

    Poetry of Liberation

    Black and grey ink drawing on paper
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    By The Editors

    A collection on the work and impact of a legendary poet

    Black and white illustration of the poet Gwendolyn Brooks.
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    By Don Mee Choi & Kim Hyesoon

    A Kim Hyesoon folio.

    A painting of a complex scene of human-like figures, flowers, and colored elements interacting against a black background.
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    By Eric Weiskott

    A conversation among Old English, Middle English, and contemporary poems

    A tenth-century codex printed on aged pages lies open on a tile floor.
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    By Tyler Malone & Robert Eric Shoemaker

    An Online Exhibit on the Editing of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land

    Black and grey sketch of a man in a top hat traveling at "Rush Hour on the Underground."
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    By Major Jackson

    Witnessing the struggle for freedom, from the American Revolution to the Black Lives Matter movement.

    2020/06/07: Thousands gathered in New York's Times Square for a demonstration organized by Black Lives Matter Greater New York. The group announced their plan to enact Law Enforcement Reform Policies and the "I CAN'T BREATHE ACT," which would take actions
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    By The Editors

    An introduction to the cultural revival that inspired an era of poetic evolution.

    Armada Portrait by George Gower (1540-1596) an English portrait painter and Serjeant Painter to Queen Elizabeth I. Dated 16th Century.
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    By The Editors

    An introduction to a period of seismic social change and poetic expansion.

    "Ophelia," a painting by John Everett Millais, circa 1851.
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    By The Editors

    Resources for teaching and learning remotely, for all levels.

    Boy is attending online class room in the living room.