National Poetry Month, April 2022

April is National Poetry Month! You can explore historic poetry resources from the Library of Congress. Also, check out our latest poetry ebooks below or visit the library to browse our print poetry display. 

Recent Poetry eBooks:                                                                                                              

• Above the Birch Line Poems
  
  by Pia Taavila-Borsheim, 2021
• Asked What Has Changed
  
  by Ed Roberson, 2021
• Don't Read Poetry: A Book about How to Read Poems
  
  by Staphanie Burt, 2019
• Entering Sappho
  
  by Sarah Dowling, 2020
• I Always Carry My Bones
  
  by Felicia Zamora, 2021
• A Little History of Poetry
  
  by John Carey, 2020
• Make the World New: The Poetry of Lillian Allen
  
  by Lillian Allen and Ronald Cummings, 2021
• The Music of Time: Poetry in the Twentieth Century
  
  by John Burnside, 2020
• The Past
  
  by Wendy Xu, 2021
• Phillis: A Poetry Collection
  
  by Alison Clarke, 2020
• The Poetry of Photography
  
  by Helen Lo Hung Wong, 2019
• Popular Longing
  
  by Natalie Shapero, 2021
• (Re)Generation The Poetry of Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm
  
  by Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, 2021
• Shades of Black
  
  by Edward Dzonze, 2020
• Tortillera Poems
  
  by Caridad Moro-Gronlier, 2021