Enter some text to search. Or just browse.We are always saying goodbye Castaway: Martyn Crucefix chooses poems by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Edward Thomas and Rainer Maria Rilke to take to his desert island The Censored Women of Les Fleurs du Mal Feature: Pedro Baños Gallego on Baudelaire's censored women in 'Les Fleurs du Mal' Untitled Feature: On finding a title for your poem The Joy of Cycling Feature: Our Spoken Word Editor Bruno Cooke is off round the world on two wheels. Her considers the joy of cycling, in poetry. Unicorn flavour In Conversation: The Friday Poem talks to Aaron Kent, poet, editor, and publisher of Broken Sleep Books What do our new regular reviewers say? Feature: On our second anniversary we asked our new regular reviewers to say a bit about poetry and reviewing How Edgar Allan Poe became the darling of the maligned and misunderstood Feature: How Edgar Allan Poe became the darling of the maligned and misunderstood This barter of enthusiasm 7 Feature: Stephen Payne, Clare Best ands Jeremy Wikeley choose poems by Geoffrey Brock, Mark Doty and W.H. Auden On Trying To Notice Joy Feature:Polly Atkin on her love of tea, Teaism, and what Leila Chatti's poem 'Tea' means to her punk ballet. Act 1. / there is more to come Feature: Bruno Cooke profiles Vanessa Kisuule Crossing the Line: Walking in the Cheviots with Dante Feature: Stewart Sanderson considers the notion of 'crossing the line' in poetry, with reference to Dante's Divine Comedy, Child's Ballads, and Basil Bunting’s ‘Attis: Or, Something Missing’. Picasso, ici, je te vois, et je te nomme Feature: Rowan Bell on the relationship between artist Picasso and poet Paul Éluard ‹ 1 2 3 4 … 12 ›
