| 241. | Poetry Madness at SAHS Crowns a Winning Verse - The Sun Times News |
| 242. | Was Raphael the Runt of the Renaissance? - The New Yorker |
| 243. | Community Gathered For C.H. Booth Library’s Poetry Walk Reception - The Newtown Bee |
| 244. | National Poetry Month: Loud Lord - The Rumpus |
| 245. | Poetry Moment: 'Against Metaphor' by Eric Potter - WPSU |
| 246. | A Turkish Love Story, With Prison, Poetry and an Airplane Exploit - The New York Times |
| 247. | An ode to poetry - ubspectrum.com |
| 248. | Weekly Feature: Poetry at The Arts Fuse - The Arts Fuse |
| 249. | County Parks Launch Poetry Scavenger Hunt - TPG Online Daily |
| 250. | Poets on the Plains: On Those Who Poetry Belongs To by Natalie G’Schwind - HPPR |
| 251. | Last Sunday Poetry Reading & Open Mic - Indiana Public Media |
| 252. | The balm of poetry in a troubled world can be inspiring all year - Tallahassee Democrat |
| 253. | Making Each One a Little Bit Special - Poetry Foundation |
| 254. | The 2026 Debut Poetry Collections You Need To Read - Debutiful |
| 255. | PERSPECTIVE: Poetry isn’t dead – it matters now more than ever - The Cuestonian |
| 256. | FRC celebrates National Poetry Month, Cambium release - The Plumas Sun |
| 257. | Mercer’s inaugural Anya Krugovoy Silver Poetry Prize announces winner, honors legacy of late professor - The Mercer Cluster |
| 258. | One great poem to read today: William Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 28” - Literary Hub |
| 259. | The New York Times. . For National Poetry Month, Greg Cowles, an editor for the New York Times’s Book Review, tried recommending poetry books using fridge magnets. Take a look. Then try our 2026 Poetry Challenge: https://nyti.ms/4d4be2e - facebook.com |
| 260. | The quiet focus that poetry requires is a gift - WBUR |
