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  1. Pan Haiku Review 7 will be out later this Autumn!

    I am announcing an award for #monostich #haiku aka #monoku in the edition.

    There will be a first recipient, or recipients!

    __________

    –2027–
    __________

    Pan Haiku Review will be an ALL one-line haiku edition and 2027 Monostich Haiku Awards will be a big feature.

    #poetry #poetrycommunity #poetrywriting #writing #writingCommunity

  2. Finding Poetry in Unexpected Places: How Scientific Concepts, Everyday Experiences, and the Natural World Can Become Literary Inspiration

    Author Lucille Lang Day discusses finding poetry in unexpected places, whether it's related to science or everyday experiences.
    The post Finding Poetry in Unexpected Places: How Scientific Concepts, Everyday Experiences, and the Natural World Can Become Literary Inspiration appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/finding-poet

    #WriteBetterPoetry #inspiration #poetry #PoetryWriting #WritingPoetry

  3. The Purpose of a Poet

    Author Hannah Adams dives into the purpose of a poet (as opposed to a lawyer, architect, or other role) and what they do for the world.
    The post The Purpose of a Poet appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/the-purpose-

    #WhyIWritePoetry #WriteBetterPoetry #poetry #PoetryWriting #Purpose

  4. This is a new journal INSIDE the Pan Haiku Review.

    Please consider sending one senryū
    OR
    a collaboration with another poet in a series or sequence of senryū.

    email address is in the 6th edition of The Pan Haiku Review: callofthepage.org/the-pan-haik

    #senryu #poetrycommunity #poetry #writing #writingcommunity #poetrywriting #humour

  5. Read my Poem “Sit Down” Published by the Mourning Paper

    I recently had my poem “Sit Down” published by the Mourning Paper.

    They are a gothic, dark literary magazine that releases a variety of work from various writers. They have lifestyle, literature, and poetry, which is where I factor into this equation.

    The poem that was published was called “Sit Down” and it is most certainly a horror poem. It is about a little girl ghost who imprisons families at a dinner table inside the house she used to live in. Recently, I’ve been exploring the concept of ghosts and the dead having motivation for their hauntings. I have been trying to experiment with the human reasons these nonhuman entities might have. I just never liked the idea of ghosts being mindless or emotionless plot devices in media.

    You can read “Sit Down” on the Mourning Paper right here.

    As always, with these posts about publications I highly suggest you read the rest of the material this fine publication has to offer. I don’t want to just promote these places because they published me or support literary horror. Too many literary magazines like the Mourning Paper are undervalued, and I don’t want them to vanish into obscurity. As I submit my work to many different lit magazines I see them vanishing into nothingness fairly often.

    So please explore and support the Mourning Paper here.

    Thank you for reading my work and have an amazing day!

    #author #blogging #books #fantasy #fiction #horror #horrorCommunity #literaryHorror #monsters #patrickWMarsh #poems #Poetry #poetryCommunity #poetryWriting #theMourningPaper #writing
  6. 5 Lessons From Business School Every Poet Needs

    Author Maria Giesbrecht shares five lessons learned from business school that could benefit every poet creatively and productively.
    The post 5 Lessons From Business School Every Poet Needs appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/5-lessons-fr

    #WriteBetterPoetry #business #BusinessOfWriting #PoetryPromotion #PoetryWriting

  7. #poetry #poetrywriting #writing

    A pale shadow in the darkness
    moving like the Queen of Sheba
    on a moonlit desert night

  8. Poetry, Passion, and Physics

    Scientist and poet Edward Nudelman dives into the relationship of poetry, passion, and physics (and the sciences) with poetic examples.
    The post Poetry, Passion, and Physics appeared first on Writer's Digest.
    writersdigest.com/poetry-passi

    #WriteBetterPoetry #PassionProjects #poetry #PoetryWriting #science

  9. ✨ Staying the Night
    by Crissy Bliss Addams

    Petals fall, stars endure.
    Both whisper, soft and sure:
    beauty remains, even after loss.
    Hope still shines, no matter the cost.

    My words are constellations,
    woven through quiet revelations.
    Each one, a seed of love,
    scattered like starlight above.

    Because love is not flawless light.
    It’s the courage to stay through night.
    To hold when storms refuse to cease,
    to offer presence,
    to offer peace.

    Love walks with us through shadowed skies.
    It sees strength where brokenness lies.
    It chooses again—through struggle, through pain.
    A promise to grow,
    a promise to remain.

    Guiding hearts toward brighter skies,
    where grief transforms,
    and courage flies.
    Reminding us through night’s embrace
    that healing blooms,
    and light finds space.

    This is love.
    This is endurance.
    This is the cosmos…
    inside us all.

    #fedipoets #originalpoem #poetryWriting

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