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#PoFest 2024 Headliners: PSNY's Poetry Picks

This post features poems from each of the Headliners of the 13th Annual New York City Poetry Festival: Ilya Kaminsky, Safia Elhillo, Kazim Ali & Katie Farris.

#PoFest 2024 Headliners: PSNY's Poetry Picks
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PSNY's Place to Write #1

Carve out some you-time and head down to this month’s PTW spot & give this Prompt a free write.

PSNY's Place to Write #1
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Black History Always (Not Just a Month) - ...

Although Black History Month is coming to a close, we must remember that the influence  of Black art and culture in the poetry world and the world beyond deserves acknowledgment and  utmost appreciation 24/7/365.

Black History Always (Not Just a Month) - Written by Faith-Marie McHenry
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twenty-one ways to prosper as a child of a ...

twenty-one ways to prosper as a child of a dying world | Clickbait is a blog designed to shamelessly attract attention to poetry. Using devices typically reserved for online “clickbait” like listicles, how-to’s, trending topics, SEO, hashtags, hyperlinks, hyperbole, sensationalism, puff, and fluff, the poets at The Poetry Society of New York are having a little fun.

twenty-one ways to prosper as a child of a dying world
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Ten Poet Pairs Who Would Have Been Best Friends ...

Ten Poet Pairs Who Would Have Been Best Friends If They Were Born in the Same Period | Clickbait is a blog designed to shamelessly attract attention to poetry. Using devices typically reserved for online “clickbait” like listicles, how-to’s, trending topics, SEO, hashtags, hyperlinks, hyperbole, sensationalism, puff, and fluff, the poets at The Poetry Society of New York are having a little fun.

Ten Poet Pairs Who Would Have Been Best Friends If They Were Born in the Same Period

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Travel Around the World During Self-Quarantine

Travel Around the World During Self-Quarantine

As the pandemic ravages the world, my plans to travel to Seattle, Wyoming, Austin, as well as back to Asia seem to have been postponed indefinitely. Looking back the past month, I realize that the only trip I’ve made was a 10 minute walk to the closest grocery store. Yet, within that 10 minute, I found I was feeling upset about not just the prospect of not being able to travel, but also I miss the “city” so much -- the New York bustling with life, news and videos of events happening all over the world.