Community Library Sedona hosted the second of four scored poetry readings in the competition to become the first Sedona Poet ...

As congregations from all churches around the island on Friday night walked under the epitaph and then paraded through nearby streets with it, one village in Limassol did things differently.The ...

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Wesley Viner, associate curator at the museum, told Fox News Digital the letter is part of an ongoing correspondence about the nature of poetry, knowledge and Christianity. "In this particular ...

April is National Poetry Month. Celebrated across the U.S. and Canada, the observance spreads appreciation and awareness for poetry. Whether composing prose on paper or simply skimming stanzas, ...

Visit when you can. I will be”, she shared alongside a picture revealing a black stone bearing a cryptic epitaph that couldn’t be more Lynchian. It reads: “Night Blooming Jasmine.” ...

The simple, flat black stone is engraved with his full name – David Keith Lynch – and the mysterious epitaph: ‘Night Blooming Jasmine.’ His daughter, Jennifer Lynch, shared a photo of the ...

“Dad is at rest at Hollywood Forever Cemetery. Visit when you can. I will be”, she shared alongside a picture revealing a black stone bearing a cryptic epitaph that couldn’t be more Lynchian. It reads ...

It’s National Poetry Month this April. Is it worth celebrating? After all, poetry doesn’t seem to be doing much to alleviate the tension in our communities. Ask some of the middle schoolers I’ve ...

The City University of New York today unveiled “Dear CUNY,” a video featuring a poem written by the 2024-25 National Youth Poet Laureate Stephanie Pacheco, in commemoration of National Poetry Month.