Here you find information on figurative language, language and meaning, poetic kinds and genres, rhythm and meter, and stanzas and verse forms. Here kids can read poems on a number of different topics that were written by other children, or submit their own poetry. This site contains animal poems from Ogden Nash, a dozen other famous children's poems, and poetry written by children. This site connects to articles, reference material, and general poetry resources. Here you can read the poem of the day, read other poetry, and enter your own work in the poetry contest.
Students submit poetry to be published on the website.
Forms, Definitions of Terms, Lesson Plans, Resources, and Links are all included. This website's goal is to create the largest, most diverse, and most user-friendly public library of poetic works ever assembled. The purpose of the poetry contest is to bring recognition to young writers. Here you find submission guidelines and an online entry form. This site describes and provides several examples of different forms of poetry.