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From The Guardian: – "For waste collection workers such as Paul Keijzer, who started driving Rotterdam litter trucks in 1988, the poetry gives an added connection to the city..."

Rotterdam’s Tradition of Poetic Bins Granted Cultural Status

“For waste collection workers such as Paul Keijzer, who started driving Rotterdam litter trucks in 1988, the poetry gives an added connection to the city…”
The Guardian
From Poetry Foundation: – "We wanted an identity that could convey the full range of what we do and the vibrancy of poetry: big, bright, and beautiful in itself."

Poetry Magazine has a New Brand Identity

“We wanted an identity that could convey the full range of what we do and the vibrancy of poetry: big, bright, and beautiful in itself.”
Poetry Foundation
From Literary Hub: – "This is the press’s third logo in 52 years....t is meant to evoke 'the three wolves in the original logo, as well as the scrappy DIY nature of our beginnings'"

Graywolf Press has a Brand New Look

“This is the press’s third logo in 52 years….t is meant to evoke ‘the three wolves in the original logo, as well as the scrappy DIY nature of our beginnings'”
Literary Hub
From Universe Today: – "One good example comes from a work called Meigetsuki, the diary of Fujiwara no Sadaie. He was a courtier in the Japanese empire famous for his poetry."

Scientists Connect Sub-Extreme Solar Outbursts to Tree Rings Via Medieval Poetry

“One good example comes from a work called Meigetsuki, the diary of Fujiwara no Sadaie. He was a courtier in the Japanese empire famous for his poetry.”
Universe Today
From The Guardian: – "Lorca is thought to have written the eight-line poem in 1933 while working on the collection Diván del Tamarit, a homage to the Arab poets of his native Granada."

Lost Federico García Lorca Verse Discovered 93 Years After It Was Written

“Lorca is thought to have written the eight-line poem in 1933 while working on the collection Diván del Tamarit, a homage to the Arab poets of his native Granada.”
The Guardian
From Next City: – "A new public art project will install poems across Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood — written by residents processing loss, gun violence and grief together."

Taking Poetry to the Streets To Help a Neighborhood Heal

“A new public art project will install poems across Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood — written by residents processing loss, gun violence and grief together.”
Next City
From Literary Hub: – “I got sick of saying, ‘Why hasn’t anyone published this?’”

Sara Yasin’s new digital magazine, The Key, will center Palestine

“I got sick of saying, ‘Why hasn’t anyone published this?’”
Literary Hub
From The Progressive Magazine: – "It could be said that while Emily Dickinson reclusively scribed poetry in her bedroom, the outspoken Jordan wrote poems in the streets."

June Jordan: A Poet of the People

“It could be said that while Emily Dickinson reclusively scribed poetry in her bedroom, the outspoken Jordan wrote poems in the streets.”
The Progressive Magazine
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