This was such a good conversation. Please help season two get noticed. Follow at inthreepoems.com

I really enjoyed the @inthreepoems.bsky.social podcast episode with @djvorreyer.bsky.social, here: youtu.be/febfA0yZ5qQ?... The entire concept of the show is a good one: 2 poems by a guest poet, and one by someone else. Looking forward to being a part of Season 2. Thx, @davidjbauman.bsky.social.

Season 2launches Thursday. I know Bluesky does not use an algorithm so I would be immensely grateful for anything you feel comfortable doing to spread the word. Share this post, send it to a friend. Or go to inthreepoems.com and click that follow button so you can follow on your favorite platform.🐱❤️

I can’t wait to share with you this conversation with Carl Phillip. We talk poets and poetry, influences and craft. I have the honor of reading one of his poems from Scattered Snows, to the North, and Carl reads from Then the War, the book that won him the Pulitzer Prize in 2023. #poetry #podcast

It was fun chatting with Mai-Ling Hong about her forthcoming poetry book Continental Drift. The book will be released on July 1st! Follow the In Three Poems Podcast at the links in our bio or at inthreepoems.com, and hear the whole conversation coming up in Season 2. #poetry #podcast

Poet and editor Katie Manning (Katie Manning) talks with me, among other things, about the pluses and minuses of meeting your heroes, and how poets are in some ways like birds. Listen to the entire discussion on episode two of season two. The new season launches on July 2.

This thread from our host!

Poet, children’s author, and fellow Pennsylvanian, Jessica Whipple will read with us in season 2. Her poetry has been published in Funicular , Gastronomica, ONE ART, Whale Road Review, and Door Is a Jar. Her picture books Enough Is... and I Think I Think a Lot are available anywhere books are sold.

Coming up in season two!

Coming out July 1st, "Continental Drift" by poet and scholar @mai-linhhong.bsky.social. We're honored to have Mai-Linh as one of our guests for Season Two of the In Three Poems podcast! Be sure to tune in on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or inthreepoems.com. chireviewofbooks.com/2026/02/10/e...

The trees are coming into leaf Like something almost being said; The recent buds relax and spread, Their greenness is a kind of grief. —— Last year is dead, they seem to say, Begin afresh, afresh, afresh. -Philip Larkin, The Trees #everynightapoem As always, for the end of May.

Small little acts of mercy. Things dropped into a river. The way the sky gone pink can catch your breath short on a long hard day. We never know what might make the difference. But that it doesn't always take much. Our subs are open. Share with us your little acts of mercy. heroinchic.weebly.com

Today on the site, Arah Ko shares four stunning poetry collections that honor rage—especially the feminine variety—to keep you company in the sauna of summer. Link in thread.

there will always be more that I do not know than what I can and lots of time with poetry taught me that this is not scary, where else could I want to be but always learning

A quick sneak peek at episode one of season two, with guest poet Claudia Saleeby Savage. Catch the full episode on your favorite podcast platforms on July 2nd. Meanwhile, there are 14 poets from season one. Have you heard them all? Pop your earbuds in, we won’t tell your boss! inthreepoems.com

A quick sneak peek at episode one of season two, with guest poet Claudia Saleeby Savage. Catch the full episode on your favorite podcast platforms on July 2nd. Meanwhile, there are 14 poets from season one. Have you heard them all? Pop your earbuds in, we won’t tell your boss! inthreepoems.com

Can you believe it? First recording for season two of @inthreepoems.bsky.social is a wrap. New episodes start July 2nd. First poetry chat is with Claudia Saleeby Savage.

"Write it out, even when it feels inappropriate. Especially when it does." "When you go to therapy, which you know that you must, bring yourself into the room." www.natbrut.org/addie-tsai

Love this little clip with @mitchnobis.bsky.social. It was one of our first episodes, and one that made me feel like, yes! We can do this thing

A poetry rich wrap up of season one will go out this Sunday! Tune in wherever you listen (or watch) podcasts! You can also listen right from the website, or hit that FOLLOW button on the right hand corner to be guided to In Three Poems on your favorite platform. inthreepoems.com

Some clips here from my conversation with @mitchnobis.bsky.social on @inthreepoems.bsky.social. I read one of Mitchell’s poems and talk about being a bad example to my children. He reads one of his poems and a beauty by Gary Snyder as well. www.buzzsprout.com/2516618/epis...

I’ll have what Hungary’s having.

Season one is wrapping up soon, and bonus materials are in the works! Season two comes your way this summer! Poems read by poets. What’s not to love? Listen on the website or hit the big follow button on this page to go straight to podcast on your preferred platform ➡️ inthreepoems.com

If you get the chance, listen to to the latest episode of the In Three Poems podcast. Just don’t ask me how the goats got in there. www.buzzsprout.com/2516618/epis...

If you get the chance, listen to to the latest episode of the In Three Poems podcast. Just don’t ask me how the goats got in there. www.buzzsprout.com/2516618/epis...

I mean, how hard could it really be to just put like some water in the to go coffee cups in movies and TV shows so the actors can interact with the weight and feel of a full cup?

Visited the greatest place on earth today: my local library.

Guest poet Han VanderHart wrote Larks (OhioU Press, 2025), Hawk & Moon (Bottlecap Press, 2025) & What Pecan Light (Bull City Press, 2021). Find Han’s work in Poetry Daily, Kenyon Review, Poetry, Prairie Schooner. Han hosts Of Poetry & co-edits River River Books. inthreepoems.com #poetry #podcast

Another wonderful poetry conversation went live this morning, this time with @hanvanderhart.bsky.social. Hear the full poem, plus two more, one of which was written by Catherine Rockwood. Listen and follow via inthreepoems.com

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I was interviewed for local Suburban Life magazine about poetry, nature, other stuff. www.suburbanlifemagazine.com/article/4076...

Hey, did you know we're doing a subscription drive right now? It's true! Subscribe now, and get access to the subscriber's corner on our shiny discord, stories and poems in your inbox on the regular, and the joy of supporting poetry and short fiction! store.smallwondersma...

It’s always the supposed ‘free speech’ mob that campaigns to suppress literature. By ‘free speech’ they only mean their own*. In this case, the librarian refused to remove age appropriate books, with LGBTQ themes or characters, from appropriate kids’ sections. In many libraries … [1]

Oh, you have an open reading period? But I don't even have a finished manuscript.

This week’s episode with @hanvanderhart.bsky.social will be available on your favorite podcast apps and inthreepoems.com

I can’t remember if I shared this or not, that time I interviewed my evil twin.

Recent guests and their poetry books! Saddiq Dzukogi and his epic Bakandamiya; Marjorie Maddox and Hover Here; Monica Prince and Force; Philip F. Clark and The Carnival of Affection. Listen to these and the rest of season one on your favorite podcast app, YouTube, or inthreepoems.com

Recent guests and their poetry books! Saddiq Dzukogi and his epic Bakandamiya; Marjorie Maddox and Hover Here; Monica Prince and Force; Philip F. Clark and The Carnival of Affection. Listen to these and the rest of season one on your favorite podcast app, YouTube, or inthreepoems.com

We talk about wisteria in one of the poems in @hanvanderhart.bsky.social’s episode of @inthreepoems.bsky.social this week! This the season! Tune in for more this Thursday!

We explore folklore and faith without losing sight of the truth that poetry is also playing with language. Listen to this week’s @inthreepoems.bsky.social podcast with featured poet @saddiqdzukogi.bsky.social Push play at inthreepoems.com, or hit that follow button to find your favorite platform

Thanks for including me in your first issue with so many other writers I love to read.

Congratulations to the National Poetry Competition longlist! Everyone on the longlist wrote a poem that stood out to the judges, Susannah Dickey, Ian Duhig and Denise Saul, out of over 21,000 other works. Well done to all of our longlisted poets!