Poet’s Nook
It’s time. How did it get here so quickly? Where’d the summer go? These thoughts race through the minds of every student, teacher, professor, parent, and grandparent across our country. The […]
It’s time. How did it get here so quickly? Where’d the summer go? These thoughts race through the minds of every student, teacher, professor, parent, and grandparent across our country. The […]
Along with Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman (1819 – 1892), is considered one of the architects of a uniquely American poetic voice. His patriotic classic “I Hear America Singing” is considered […]
He looked me square in the eyes, leaned towards me, and in his smiling southern voice said, “All I have is today. All I’ve had was yesterday.” I had only […]
The long wait is finally over – July is National Ice Cream Month. All those sweet happenings between last Thanksgiving and Christmas are now distant memories. Summer’s here, it’s HOT, […]
June – Marathon & Summer’s Best June is filled with poem writing and reading occasions; new moon, poetry marathon, Father’s……Wait, back up. The 2024 Poetry Marathon? What’s that? It’s an annual online […]
Memorial Day Salute They’ve fought in all of Earth’s terrains – in deserts, jungles, snow and rain. They answered the call unselfishly: “protect our homeland, keep us free!” Some tours […]
As many teachers, students, and parents wrap up another school year, the Foothills Writers Guild has been revving up for its busiest part of the year by getting more intentionally […]
Let’s celebrate National Poetry Month by enjoying three of poetry’s many forms by enjoying original work by three local poets with different amounts of time studying the craft. Each poet […]
“What can I do with those old letters Grandma and Grandpa wrote during WWII?” “I love reading poems; I’d write some, but I have no idea where or how to […]
By Jay Wright – Foothills Writers Guild Let’s celebrate National Poetry Month by enjoying three of poetry’s many forms by enjoying original work by three local poets with different amounts […]