World Poetry Day in 2021

Today is International Poetry Day -and- World Down Syndrome Day. I reminded of this quote from Brendan Kennelly. Don’t forget to wear your colourful socks today... #WorldPoetryDay #WorldDownSyndromeDay https://t.co/VcUNvfzqgG

— Des Aston (@DesAston) March 21, 2021

Well done to J and H in P6 who helped the whole of @OLAPrimaryGlas celebrate World Poetry Day by reading two of their favourite poems during our whole school Teams assembly today. We loved hearing Berlie Doherty’s ‘Mushrooms‘ and A.F.Harrold’s ‘Kitten-Man, Crime-Fighter’! https://t.co/6VTTr0V78q

— ThePrimaryMrFisher (@PrimaryFisher) March 22, 2021

Happy world Poetry Day ! ❤️❤️ Writing my feelings down always helped me to come out stronger.. Today I come up with my darkest fears and the little ray of hope I always hold on to. The hope is enough to get us out from denial, anxiety and all other such things that drag us down https://t.co/r8cKcCl1k8

— Hakuna Matata! (@AmBeingAnonymus) March 21, 2021

Want to spend World Poetry Day discovering some new queer poets? I mean, why wouldn’t you? We’ve got 25 LGBTQ+ poets reading their poems and their favourite classics over at https://t.co/H06rrf3q5p. Go find your new favourite today! 🥰😍📚🌈 https://t.co/ta6k34mSSY

— fourteenpoems (@fourteenpoems) March 21, 2021

Today, we are also celebrating World Poetry Day! So make sure to dedicate a poem to your loved ones and make then feel like they are remembered. #scriptsandscrollsfestival https://t.co/ctnLfW2TIE

— Scripts and Scrolls (@scriptsnscrolls) March 21, 2021

Today is World Poetry Day❤ For hashtags, answer Sir Edward's question😆 #SaveSanditon #Sanditon #SanditonPBS https://t.co/nLKgr61Z6H

— 🇺🇲Mr.SidneyParkerLover (@MrSidneyParker2) March 21, 2021

Apparently there’s a World Poetry Day, and it’s on my birthday, ie today! My offering to you: the first page of one of the poems I love best, Schuyler’s “Hymn to Life,” which narrates a passage through spring, and begins now. The rest (& a recording) here: https://t.co/bH4yLRySHy https://t.co/3EFHrCtcrV

— Kamran Javadizadeh (@kjavadizadeh) March 21, 2021