Andrea Gibson poem quotes revisited as fans honor the beloved poet and queer activist following their passing at 49.

Welcome mats bearing the legend “difficult” and “allusive” are the ones often placed by critics at the door of T. S. Eliot’s ...

If I ever want to get a bridge named after me, I need to contribute to national unity. I’m more or less incapable of uniting anything more complex than peanut butter and jelly. This makes the job ...

How is it that some of us are privileged and many are not? This subject is at the heart of a new collection of poetry.

If I ever want to get a bridge named after me, I need to contribute to national unity.

We ride home with a bag of shrimp and two Bud Heavies in the valley between us. Do I know the word spleenful, he asks. Like a ...

You don't need to travel miles from London to get lost in the winding walking trails right here in the city. Despite the ...

When children write poetry, they often jump in with only a vague idea then follow where it leads — adults can do that, too, ...

Happy Nappy Day + Poets in the Park returns July 13, transforming Gwynn Oak Park into a vibrant celebration of natural beauty, hip-hop and community.

As the sun set over Heaton Park last night, the darkness enveloping the stage, and the final chords of Champagne Supernova ...

Take a break “under the stars” this week in Connecticut with a ballet in Danbury and Hartford, a jazz tribute to R&B star Charles Neville in Simsbury, three bands who had chart hits in the 2000s in ...

A famous line from an Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem asked the question, “How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.” When ...