Poet Hound

Sometimes I have trouble getting a poem to flow, I’m sure you do, too. However, I have found that creating rhyming poems provides fantastic...

Let me just say that I had a good laugh reading their submission guidelines, they are the epitome of “cheeky.” So please, please, read thei...

http://www.coconutpoetry.org/most1.html John Most’s “Star to Galaxy is a Speechless Participant” http://www.swinkmag.com/sarahjsloat.html Sa...

An Interview with Joseph Shields of Nerve Cowboy. Joseph Shields and Jerry Hagins co-edit the magazine. Joseph Shields took on the task of...

Wow! This is a pretty extensive site with all kinds of interesting “nooks and crannies” to click on and explore. From featured poets to in...

Yes, this is the season where everyone is getting back to learning, for colleges to get back to reading submissions, for students to sharpen...

You may send up to 5 poems via e-mail to submissionsAT2riverDOTorg. Be sure to look through their archives and find out what style of poems...

Poems Found by Poet Hound http://www.blossombones.com/summer09/woodson_s09.html Rose Woodson’s “Old Speak” http://www.poets.org/viewmedia.ph...

Chris Cunningham and Hosho McCreesh are poets and friends who expose their creativity and souls to one another through their collected lette...

Learn about another style of poetry and about the poets who started such a style. Short, inspiring poems abound, you’ll have to check it ou...

Thanks to Talia Reed I joined the August 2009 Poetry Postcard Fest and it was a great challenge to experience. I dare you all to try someth...

You have until Sept. 30th to submit 3-5 poems, any length, in an e-mail (paste your poems into the e-mail, please) to wickedalicepoetryATyah...

http://arseniclobster.magere.com/200101.html “A Tiger Lurks in the Night Forest” by Louis Daniel Brodsky http://www.alicebluereview.org/main...

1. The poems your chapbook, This Admirable Miry Clay published by Dancing Girl Press, can be haunting, much like the pair of eyes on the co...

The Asian Literary journal, Cha, is open to e-mail submissions of 1-4 poems, no more than 60 lines each, to be submitted by October 1st to: ...