POETRY

“An American bard at last!” he declared of himself in an anonymous review.

The inventor of Magnetic Poetry was thrust into his life's work by one well-timed sneeze.

What was once literature's favorite exclamation is now as dead as the Romantic poets who used it.

Thaddeus Marshall owned the famous wheelbarrow at the center of poet William Carlos Williams' most famous work. Nearly a century later, he's finally getting his proper due.

Polish up on this list of words and phrases from Robert Burns’s complete works. Highlighting the imagination of his Scots language, they are ripe for revival by Robbie revelers old and new.