Poetry

The top poetry blogs on our list include poets that continue to breathe life into this ancient literary art, as well as blogs offering insights on a diverse pool of poetry, and advice & tips for aspiring poets.

The Best American Poetry Screenshot The Best American Poetry The Best American Poetry 4.7 <div class="general-module module"> <div class="module-content"> <div class="user-name fn">The Best American Poetry blog was launched in January 2008 in order to create a space where poets &amp; poetry fans could exchange, discuss, and argue about poems and poetry. Guest writers are welcomed, even ...
The Poetry Project Screenshot The Poetry Project The Poetry Project 4.7 The Poetry Project is all about inspiring, fostering, and promoting the reading &amp; writing of poetry. Via their blog, donations, free workshops, and organized events, their aim is to share contemporary poetry with new audiences, increase public awareness and spread the joy of poetry.
Poets & Storytellers United Screenshot Poets & Storytellers United Poets & Storytellers United 4.4 <p class="p3"><span class="s2">Poets & Storytellers United is a community for poets & writers to share and explore their literary art. Writers of all genres, and from all walks of life are encouraged to discuss and share the meanings behind their poetry & stories, making it an incredibly encouraging ...
My Poetic Side Screenshot My Poetic Side My Poetic Side 4.2 My Poetic Side is a wonderful blog about poetry, poets, and literature, where you'll find news roundups on all types of poets and genres of poetry. It's also a poetry social network, where artists are encouraged to submit their verses, comment on the content of others, and save their favorite posts.
Poem Shape Screenshot Poem Shape Poem Shape 4.2 PoemShape is a blog from a New England poet who writes Poetry, Haiku, Fables &amp; Criticism. Readers are encouraged to enjoy the poems, join the conversation, offer suggestions, improvements, and even requests. Even if a post is two years old, the poet considers them all current &amp; meaningful.
Write Out Loud Screenshot Write Out Loud Write Out Loud 4.2 Write Out Loud was started in 2005 as a place where everyone who writes poetry is welcome to share their verse, and comment on work posted by others. You'll also find current news about poets and poetry reviews, as well as a gig guide to check for poetry events near you.
Anachronizms Screenshot Anachronizms Anachronizms 3.7 Anachronizms, from Del Ray Cross, is a space to share his beautiful poetry. Nothing more, nothing less. Just beautiful poetry. Well worth following if you're a poetry fan.
The Practicing Poet Screenshot The Practicing Poet The Practicing Poet 3.7 Andrés Castro is a Brooklyn-born, South Bronx-raised poet. On his blog, The Practicing Poet, he shares his thoughts and poetry to inspire more creativity, more poetry, and more liberation amongst his readers. He also shares tools, tips, and helpful resources for other practicing poets.