by Poetry International | Sep 1, 2026 | In Real Time, Reviews, Uncategorized
Micro Book Reviews If completing this month’s Sealey challenge has left you wanting even more poetry to enjoy, check out these recently reviewed titles from New York Review Book’s Poets Series. Members of our production team share their insight on work... by Poetry International | Jun 15, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
Broadsides: A Cross-pollination of Language and Image This spring, Poetry International had the pleasure of working with some very talentedstudents from San Diego State University’s School of Art and Design. These student-artists chose a poem from a carefully curated... by Poetry International | Apr 24, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
Pocket Poems In honor of the 30th anniversary of National Poetry Month, our team chose to produce pocket poems featuring work from our archive. Pocket poems are bite-sized nuggets of poetry deliciousness. These found objects are ephemeral, meant to be carried close... by Poetry International | Apr 24, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
Pocket Poems inventoryBy Jan Heller Levi what do we havewhat do we seewhat do we see without seeingwhat have we gainedwhat do we have leftwho is the mother of all our fathershow does she accompany uswhat are our questions underneath our questionshow will we make our... by Poetry International | Mar 13, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lamb In like a lion, out like a lamb is a proverb used to describe the month of March as it opens with the roar of winter winds and closes with the soft breath of spring. The poems in this curation represent this transition in their search... by Poetry International | Feb 13, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
Seeing Red Though February is the shortest month of the year, it provides us an opportunity to celebrate Black history, companionship, and the symbolic compression of the color red. The hue of passion, love, rage, grief, and desire, red asks us to acknowledge and...