We've gathered some poetry resources for you and your students.
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Poems, scholarship, and stories
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Poetry is one of the oldest forms of writing and may even predate literacy itself (as a mnemonic device, oral history was often told in verse). And since 1996, schools and libraries have been celebrating the art form every April with National Poetry Month.
To help you celebrate, we've gathered some resources for you and your students.
Grab-and-go inspiration We created a set of printable flyers that highlight poetry topics in depth. Each flyer has tear-off tabs along the bottom that include citations for poems and articles on JSTOR. Print the files, snip the tabs, and post them in your classroom and library:
Thought-provoking contextSince its launch in 2014, JSTOR Daily has published more than 2,500 articles that provide interesting analysis and context and link back to academic content on JSTOR for context and insight. Here are just five of their best on poets and poetry:
Look for more Daily articles on poetry this month!
Academic scholarship
Pieces like the above tap into JSTOR's growing library of scholarship to help provide context for today's news and issues. We're often adding new content on poetry, writing, and language & literature to the JSTOR platform, so be sure to check the new content announcements in our For Librarians section.
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