Category: Educational
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Where Can I Reduce Clutter? A Poetic Reflection…
“The most delicate things in life are often hidden beneath the clutter,” she spoke delicately, cupping a dried petal in her palm. “A single pressed flower, a handwritten note, the quiet breath before a poem is spoken—all suffocated by the clutter we gather. Our shelves overflow, yet our hearts ache for simplicity.” “Is it not…
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My Dream Poetry Center…
If I Had to Build the Perfect Space for Reading and Writing If I had to build a perfect space for reading and writing, I would first consider the community of poets I am a part of at the World Poetry Collective. This incredible group of creatives inspires me every day, and their influence would…
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How Did The Great Poets Start Their Careers?
How the Great Poets Began… Throughout history, poetry contests have served as pivotal launchpads for some of the world’s most celebrated poets. Take Emily Dickinson, for instance: although she remained mostly unpublished in her lifetime, her small wins in local contests in Amherst fueled her dedication to her craft, proving that even minor recognition can…
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The Winning Poet of October 2024
Showcasing the Top Three Winning Poems of the World Poetry Collective Contest! The October 2024 poetry contest showcased the profound artistry and emotional resonance of exceptionally talented poets. We are pleased to announce the selection of the top three winning poems, each meticulously evaluated for its impact, originality, and depth. We shall proceed with a…
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Why I Think You Should Join the Poetry Publisher’s Contest
In a world where poetry often struggles to find its footing amidst the noise of modern media, contests have become a beacon for aspiring poets. But not all contests are created equal. The Poetry Publisher’s Contest stands out, and here’s why I think you should consider entering. Firstly, this contest isn’t just another submission box…
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Your Poetry Published: A Life-Changing Poetry Contest
Why Getting Published is a Dream for Every Poet Let’s be real—every poet, at some point, has imagined seeing their Poetry Published, sitting on a shelf, waiting to be discovered. It’s not just about having your name on a cover (though, let’s admit it, that’s pretty thrilling). It’s about knowing your voice matters. It’s about…
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Poetry: The Most Solitary Artform?
There was a time I held a firm belief that poetry was a solitary art, reserved for moonlit journals and quiet coffee shops. But that belief has completely transformed. The world has evolved—poetry now pulses at the core of vibrant communities and is shaping lives in ways I never imagined. To Autumn by John Keats…
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World Poetry Collective —Fulfillment Through Poetry
In what ways does hard work make you feel fulfilled? In What Ways Does Hard Work Make You Feel Fulfilled? The Joy of Self-Discovery When we dedicate ourselves to a passion, such as poetry, we embark on a journey of self-discovery. Each poem you write, every word you craft, helps you understand a different part…
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The Truth About Being a Poet…
How often do you walk or run? If you’re like many poets, maybe not as often as you’d like—because let’s be honest, your passion is pouring words onto the page, not necessarily hitting the pavement. But what if the time you spent dreaming, thinking, and even walking could lead to something bigger? What if those…
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The Worst Red Flag… & How To See If You Have It
What personality trait in people raises a red flag with you? A red flag for me is when someone lacks self-awareness and the ability to connect deeply with others. People who are disconnected from their emotions or avoid vulnerability often miss the subtleties of life’s deeper experiences. These traits can signal an unwillingness to reflect…