Articles for Students
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Article for StudentsBy Rachel Richardson
A history and how-to guide to the famous form.
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Article for StudentsBy Edward Hirsch
Figures of speech and thought guide the interaction between poet and reader.
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Article for StudentsBy Edward Hirsch
Rhythm is a form cut into time, a combination of stressed and unstressed syllables that creates a feeling of fixity and flux, of surprise and inevitability.
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Article for StudentsBy Becca Klaver
When you care enough to send the very best.
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Article for StudentsBy Robert Pinsky
Learning to make effective shapes and arrangements of energy, rather than particular required patterns.
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Article for StudentsBy Edward Hirsch
To read a poem is to depart from the familiar, to leave all expectations behind.
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Article for StudentsBy Rachel Richardson
Revision strategies and survival tips.
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Article for StudentsBy Edward Hirsch
A poem moves like a wave, dissolving the literal, and we experience its flow as it moves from the eye to the ear.
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Article for StudentsBy Rebecca Hazelton
Mastering the traditional ways to forge new ones.
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Article for StudentsBy Edward Hirsch
The poem is something to look at, as well as to read and recite.
