World Poetry Day in 2021

Celebrate World Poetry Day with The Fire of Joy by Clive James. Essentially, this is Clive James' desert island poems: a selection of his favorite verse and a personal commentary on each. https://t.co/X55RGmN6nY #WorldPoetryDay https://t.co/aiBnrFRlxr

— Bayside Library Service (@LibraryBayside) March 20, 2021

Today, for World Poetry Day, I'll be sharing 5 poems by 5 poets in 5 countries. I've never met any of them. These are poems that move me each time I read them. First up, Jo Burns' 'Shinrin Yoku, The Art of Forest Bathing' https://t.co/ZbL7QHzC6C

— Audrey Molloy (@Audrey_Molloy) March 21, 2021

On World Poetry Day we thought no words will be as beautiful than Rae's. Rae lost her son to suicide and wrote these powerful words for our Out of the Shadows Walk last year. Thank your for sharing these touching words…. https://t.co/vkfb3B25kp

— Lifeline_WA (@Lifeline_WA) March 14, 2021

Today for World Poetry Day we celebrate our writers, poets and dreamers. Poetry is one of our most treasured forms of expression that is used to convey love, loss, activism and everything in between. #WorldPoetryDay @UQ_News @UQCom_Arts https://t.co/cAx9iVoqDz

— HumanitiesUQ (@HASSUQ) March 20, 2021

Today is World Poetry Day, and coincidentally, also the salgirah of one of my favourite poets, Iftikhar Arif. So, I thought I'd share one of his nazms that's very dear to me. Fittingly, it's titled "Mohabbat ki ek nazm". Salgirah mubarak Arif sahab ❤️ https://t.co/Zy9w28mXUf

— Virat Nehru विराट وراٹ (@6thrat) March 21, 2021

Gifting two young Nigerian poets #5000 each today being World Poetry Day. Share a link to your poem. Selecting by 6pm.

— Adedayo 🚀 🦄 (@adedayo_agarau) March 21, 2021

since today is world poetry day, i want everyone who ive written a poem to give me their money

— asti (@payfcrit) March 21, 2021