A little jewel of a poem today from Louise J Jones.

A corker today from Julian Dobson. @juliandobson.bsky.social

A stunning little poem from Tom Kelly today.

Today's featured poet is Dylan Stallard.

Some fantastic seaside metaphors in Rachael Clyne's poem today. @rachaelclyne.bsky.social

Richard Devereux finds a relic of the 1960s sunning himself in Crete in today's poem. @richarddevereux.bsky.social

We find John Short surveying the splendour of Catalonia in today's poem.

Here's the second part of our double header from Heather D Haigh - an excellent piece of flash fiction. @heatherbooknook.bsky.social

The first of a double header this week from Heather D Haigh. Stay tuned for part 2 on Thursday! @heatherbooknook.bsky.social

Two fine poems today from Sarah Mnatzaganian. @sarahmnatzaganian.bsky.social

Brian Kirk and his erstwhile schoolmates are at large in today's poem.

A slice of after school life in today's poem from Charles G. Lauder, Jr. @cglauder.bsky.social

An eliptical, affectionate poem by Tom Blake. @tomblake17.bsky.social

Two fine poems today from Rebecca Gethin. @rgethin.bsky.social

A darkly satirical poem today from Kate Noakes. @katenoakes.bsky.social

Tim Dwyer's poem is a flashback to uncertain times.

We're beside the seaside in today's poem from Clive Donovan.

Today's featured poet is Oliver Comins.

Carole Bromley's poem is as topical as it gets today!

A beautiful, wistful poem from Lisa Falshaw today.

Expectation collides with reality in Keith Davies's poem today.

Today's featured poet is Phil Kirby.

A lovely poem from Emily Reynolds today.

Emma Lee is at a gig in today's atmospheric poem. @emmalee1.bsky.social

Peter Raynard skillfully profiles a famous stooge/foil in today's poem.

A touching childhood memory today from John Morrissey.

Gus Peterson presents us with a cabinet of booze in today's poem. @poeticswede.bsky.social

A beauty from Finola Scott today.

Irene Cunningham is swept off her feet in today's poem. @ireneintheworld.bsky.social

Beth McDonough transforms the mundane loss of a hearing aid into something other-wordly.

Steve Babalola visits the scene of a protest in today's poem.

Today's featured poet is Gordon Scapens.

Peter J Donnelly's first brush with the democratic process is the subject of today's poem. @pj-donnelly.bsky.social

Today's featured poet is Gary Jude.

Jim Paterson looks back in his poem today.

We're in industrial South Wales today, courtesy of Phil Wood.

A magical, bitter-sweet love poem from David Hanlon today. @vespertine4.bsky.social

Two impactful little poems from Jeff Skinner today.

Japanese mayonnaise gets an unlikely namecheck in today's poem from Gwil James Thomas.

Two poems of parting today from Paul Stephenson.

Today's poem comes courtesy of J.M. Summers. @jon-summers.bsky.social

Mark Valentine gives us a welcome glimpse of summer in today's poem.

Peter Kenny contemplates a pharmaceutical offer in today's poem. @peter-kenny.bsky.social @planetpoetry.bsky.social

Reminiscences from a childhood in Devon from Greg Freeman today. @gregfreemanpoet.bsky.social

Marion McCready is our first featured poet of 2026. @marionmccreadypoet.bsky.social

Playtime's over in today's poem from Craig Dobson.

A richly evocative poem of urban ennui from Joseph Long today.

We're in the great outdoors today in Stuart Pickford's evocative poem.

Claire Booker is deliberating in today's poem. @clairebooker.bsky.social

Maurice Devitt might not have returned the four seminal albums lent to him by his cousins in today's poem, but they hold a special place in his heart.