Submissions are now open!
Simply dm a video of you reading a poem you've written.
Include a link if the poem is available to read online, or to social media/bookseller you want.
In times like these, we need to see faces and hear voices, so don't be shy!
Lesley
A Monday morning treat.
From our video archive, we have this wonderful reading that Seamus Heaney did for The Poet's Chair, a video series produced by Poetry Ireland in 2004 for Leaving Cert students. Take a look...👇
https://t.co/JayXrKmw7Y
@seamusheaneyest
Today, let’s all invite someone new to #InternationalPoetryCircle.✨
How to contribute:
✔️Record a video of yourself reading a poem.
✔️Post it with the hashtag.
✔️For accessibility: Add captions and/or a photo/link to the poem.
Here’s to a diverse and growing community!
“Montezuma Road: Friday Evening” - J. Sean Rafferty
What an outstanding poem to start the weekend off. Many thanks to @Atlas_Snow for sharing.
This poem was previously featured in the Alcalá review which you can see here: https://t.co/ULTx5HEPP2
The Swallow - Mark Brownlee
What a wonderful poem to welcome in the swallow season! You can view it online in issue 29 of @PoetryNI's FourXFour.
Mark is from the Orchard County of Armagh. He's currently passing the time in lockdown by eating, sleeping, and reading John Donne!
What's everyone has been writing recently?
I'm well aware that for the majority, this has been a time of stress and anxiety, so let me just say it:
It's OK if you don't write a single thing during the pandemic!
Tell us about it, & what you're hoping to write when you can.
Oisín and Tír na nÓg - Sean Larney
Thanks to @SeanLarney for sharing this entertaining retelling of the Irish Myth.
Full video available on our Facebook Group and Instgram
https://t.co/ftl8ZxoOeN
Please share this with any poets of colour you know. We would love to share a video of them reading their work!
Send poems to [email protected] or dm me for contact details. (Please don't send videos directly via dm as I can't download them)
YouTube links accepted