Poem-a-Day
Autor: The Academy of American Poets
Poem-a-Day is the original, daily poetry series featuring new poems by today’s poets. Produced by the Academy of American Poets, this free digital series is made possible by you, our readers and listeners. Theme music by Kat Rejsek. Audio engineering by Genevieve Shubeck. Learn more about Poem-a-Day and, if you can, please consider supporting this series by making a gift at poets.org/give.
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- Gregory Fraser: “Miscarriage” – Poem-a-Day
- Carlie Hoffman: “Story” – Poem-a-Day
- Steven Duong: “The Biologist and I” – Poem-a-Day
- Katie Chaple: “Horse” – Poem-a-Day
- Alfred Noyes: “Lines for a Sun-Dial” – Poem-a-Day
- Katherine Mansfield: “Loneliness” – Poem-a-Day
- Victoria Kornuck: “Guided Meditation” – Poem-a-Day
- Garrett Hongo: “God Only Knows” – Poem-a-Day
- E. Hughes: “To Let this Woman Love Me” – Poem-a-Day
- Ama Codjoe: “Their Pasts” – Poem-a-Day
- Safiya Sinclair: “Bluebeard” – Poem-a-Day
- Charles Dickens: “The Ivy Green” – Poem-a-Day
- Claude McKay: “Jasmines” – Poem-a-Day
- Brian Komei Dempster: “Glow” – Poem-a-Day
- francine j. harris: “Wish We Were Daddies” – Poem-a-Day
- Christian Campbell: From “Birthday Letters” (I) – Poem-a-Day
- Kerry Sherin Wright: “Poem haunted by the sound of a long e” – Poem-a-Day
- Hai-Dang Phan: “Kingfisher” – Poem-a-Day
- Susan Stewart: “A Single Tree” – Poem-a-Day
- Henry David Thoreau: “Smoke” – Poem-a-Day
- Vievee Francis: “I Have to Write the Book You’ll Burn” – Poem-a-Day
- Stuart Dybek: “Nine Bluegills” – Poem-a-Day
- Guest Editor Interview: October 2026 Guest Editor Edward Hirsch – Poem-a-Day
- Yiannis Doukas, translated by A. E. Stallings: “Ekphrasis: Her Expression” – Poem-a-Day
- Amergin Glúingel, translated by Paul Muldoon: “The Battle Hymn of Amergin” – Poem-a-Day
- Matsuo Bashō, translated by Kimiko Hahn: “Three Haiku” – Poem-a-Day
- Thomas Hardy: “Going and Staying” – Poem-a-Day
- Edith Wharton: “Segesta” – Poem-a-Day
- Margaret Noodin, translated by the author: “Fire Strike” – Poem-a-Day
- Christine de Pisan, translated by Jane Draycott: “The boat” – Poem-a-Day