Tag: national poetry month

• Celebrating Poetry In April: 30. The World Is Too Much With Us, William Wordsworth

  Hello, everyone. Well, we are at our end. 30 days of sonnets celebrating National Poetry Month brings us to my… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 29. Sonnet 23 by William Shakespeare

  Hello, everyone. Today, for our second-to-last sonnet in honor of National Poetry Month, I have chosen Sonnet 23 by William… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry In April: 28. How Do I Love Thee? By Elizabeth Barrett Browning

  Welcome, all. For the third-to-last sonnet that I will be sharing with you during National Poetry Month, I chose to… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry In April: 27. O Solitude! by John Keats

  Good afternoon, all. Today is April 27, and we are now in our final four of sonnets for National Poetry… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 26. Sonnet 18 by Shakespeare

  Welcome to day 26 of National Poetry Month! As we near the end of the month, I will be sharing… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 25. Life and Death, by Cosmo Monkhouse

  Welcome to day 25 of National Poetry Month. Tonight I am featuring a British poet of the Victorian era, William… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 24. A Timid Grace, by Charles Lamb

  Good evening, all 🙂 Today’s sonnet is by Charles Lamb, another romantic British poet who traveled in the same circle… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 23: Sonnet 145 by William Shakespeare

  Today we celebrate the life of William Shakespeare, who was rumored to be born on this day in 1564; it… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 22. “Grasshopper and Cricket” by Mary Russell Mitford

  Happy Earth Day, to all. I remember turning the earth 50 years ago with my 5-year-old classmates as we planted… Read more.

• Celebrating Poetry in April: 21. “Anthem for Doomed Youth,” by Wilfred Owen

  Welcome back. For today’s poem, I decided to dip into the 20th century with a sonnet by Wilfred Owen, a… Read more.