Theron Kennedy at Inside Theron’s Head 2.0 and Maureen Doallas at Writing Without Paper found two cool online poetry resources.
Kennedy tweeted a link to 32 Poems, which is sharing 215 favorite poetry books by 43 poets in 30 days. 32 Poems borrowed the idea from someone else, and adapted it for National Poetry Month.
Maureen Doallas discovered that The Poetry Foundation has made every issue of Poetry Magazine since 1912 accessible online. And it’s searchable by poet, poem and keyword.
And if you ever wondered who have been poets laureate of the United States, here’s the list (with links) at Info Please.
Editor and Twitter-Party-Cool-Poem-Weaver at Tweetspeak Poetry
Glynn Young lives in St. Louis where he retired as the team leader for Online Strategy & Communications for a Fortune 500 company. Glynn writes poetry, short stories and fiction, and he loves to bike. He is the author of the Civil War romance Brookhaven, as well as Poetry at Work and the Dancing Priest Series. Find Glynn at Faith, Fiction, Friends.
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Maureen Doallas says
I followed the 32 Poems lists throughout April; there were few overlaps and quite a number of standouts.
The Poetry Foundation resource really is terrific.