Poets making a difference. Contact: [email protected]
Earth
Joined November 2016
- Tweets83
- Following0
- Followers87
- Likes234
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
When the nukes start flying,
when we see the mushroom cloud growing on the horizon,
when reality comes crashing down in the most overt way possible,
when the realization slowly dawns that this really is the end,
none of our old stuff will matter anymore.
caitlinjohnstone.substack.co…
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
If this was your son
you would fill the sea with ships of any flag.
But don't worry.
He is not your son.
You can sleep peacefully.
And above all of course,
He is not your son.
He is just a lost son of humanity,
Dirty mankind, that makes no noise.
He's not your son
Marco Leoni
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Today's MAD Poetry #MentalHealthWeek poem is 'five weeks of illness and hospitalisation' by @RubyHillsmith which lyrically articulates her lived experience of hospitalisation and mental illness.
redroompoetry.org/poets/ruby…
Co-presented with Survivors of Suicide & Friends
ALT A hand holding a piece of paper in front of a blue sky with white clouds, with the following quote - 1. is this spring air / swollen and malicious 2. is the smell of meat / a personal insult 3. do I not yet / function / as advertised) ~Ruby Hillsmith from 'five weeks of illness and hospitalisation' MAD Poetry
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Emerging lived-experience poets are invited to submit a poem during #MentalHealthMonth October 2021 for consideration to be part of a forthcoming lived-experience #poetry anthology.
Thirty poems will be selected by the editors for paid inclusion:
redroompoetry.org/projects/m…
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Today is the first day of #MentalHealthWeek and our first poem is 💙 'The Key' - a poem by Mary Baker, whose deep love of poetry was discovered by her parents Annette & Stuart after she took her own life.
Read their reflection on what poetry meant to her:
redroompoetry.org/poets/mary…
ALT A hand holding a piece of paper in front of a blue sky with white clouds, with the following quote - "I aim to promote awareness and acceptance of these illnesses which are so often ignored. With knowledge and understanding, we can come out of the shadows and move forwards to a brighter future." ~ Mary Baker
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
"We need artists, including the poets, to be the moral compass to say - OK, we can do it...but should we do it?" - @DoctorKarl
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
✔️ Write Poem. Film Poem. Send Poem.
Submit + More Info: bit.ly/videocontest2021
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Seagull. Poem by Annest Gwilym artvilla.com/plt/thirteen-wa… via @PoetryLifeTimes #TopTweetTeusday @blackboughpoems @CharlotteOlivr @AnnestGwilym @1annecasey @gercelt @PeachDelphine @pinkyandrexa @Shaguftahussein @poetclare @PoetsTube
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
This poem by Laura Gilpin is going viral again with a new generation and I completely understand why...
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Peter Kahn reads '...Till it's Gone' a Golden Shovel after Joni Mitchell. Taken from his recently published debut collection Little Kings. Enjoy this great reading, this excellent example of a poetic form that pays respect to words that came before.
youtu.be/eqqxpxfEcZ0
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Scholars: Amanda Gorman's poetry shows why spoken word belongs in school | The Conversation | bit.ly/2YGA41j #msstate
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
And here’s her blog with more of her works:
thingsidontreallymean.wordpr… – at Melbourne, Victoria
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Bridget Flack once told a close friend that if anything ever happened to her, she’d like people to read her poetry.
Here are a few of her poems: – at Melbourne, Victoria
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Got a short story or monologue? Want it to be read in live and filmed spaces by amazing actors around International Women’s Day, tours and a film, as well as the Voices of Women Podcast? All writers in particular from First Nations and diverse communities welcome. Closes 2.2.2021
ALT details for voices of women competition entries include website which is voiceswomen.com and deadline which is 2 Feb 2020.
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Can’t all poets? A poem by Amparo Arróspide Translated from Spanish, Audio Robin Ouzman Hislop poetrylifeandtimes.com/cant-… via @PoetryLifeTimes #Bilingual #Spanish #Audio #Poem @techyonix @robinmarchesi @irvinehobson @iambapoet @Toni_M_Arboleda @RW_Haynes
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
The #BendigoPrideFestival and #TheWriteStuffBendigo are proud to present: Pride Write 2020 - Bendigo Pride Festival and The Write Stuff youtu.be/KjO6CMBXIXE via @YouTube
HAPPY WORLD PRIDE DAY!
Please show the love by liking, sharing and commenting on the video.
#PRIDE2020
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
I wrote this #poem about cancer, but there are parallels to the way #coronavirus is working its way through our society. May we continue to support each other while we are apart & be delivered from harm. @1annecasey @othrtrnjournal #WereInThisTogether #cocooning #poetry
POETS OF HUMANITY retweeted
Now Even Now. A Poem by Robin Ouzman Hislop artvilla.com/now-even-now-a-… via @PoetryLifeTimes #Covid19 #poetry #poem @techyonix @Aquillrelle