Us: Are you ready to take over Instagram?
You: Yes!
Us: LET'S FORM THE FIRST INSTAGRAM POETRY FLASH MOB.
You: 😍 😍 😍
THAT'S RIGHT.
*** Just share your poem from Poetizer to IG on April 30 between 12am and 11:59pm CET! Use these 2 hashtags: #FLASHTAGRAM#POETIZERPOET ***
Do you need more reasons why you should start writing poetry? We're thankful to @philtatler for letting their readers know about Poetizer 🤗 What's YOUR #1 reason for writing poems?
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Our initial goal is to donate already printed 10,000 copies of “One Hundred Poems of Kabir” to as many schools in India, thus this masterpiece of poetry translated to English by Rabindranath Tagore can reach millions of children and educate young minds 😊
This World Poetry Day, March 21, join together with your fellow humans and share your words and feelings.
❤️ Share your original poetry from Poetizer to Twitter with the hashtag #WorldPoetizerDay between now and the end of the day on March 21 for the chance to be featured 🙌
“If you are having a bad day, why not express it? And if you are having a good day, why not express it as well? You don’t have to pretend that you are happy and successful all the time, because none of us is.” https://t.co/mUIPGB5KOc
"I was the mystery of an anatomy, a question asked but not answered," says poet Lee Mokobe, in this gripping and poetic exploration of identity and transition. Watch here: https://t.co/RZyF5KR2YN
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Z.Pierce Weston described beautifully why Words Matter. Read the whole poem here and expect surprise: https://t.co/KJvhq6BUM4 ❤️, comment, share and write 😊
The word ‘unfriend’ as a noun dates from around 1275, meaning ‘one who is not a friend’. It is found in Layamon’s medieval epic poem Brut. “We sollen … slean houre onfrendes and wenden after Brenne”. In the 17th century the word ‘unfriend’ becomes a verb. 😊