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Before introducing you to this week’s batch of formal poetry, it’s important to thank all of you for your continued support of this publication. Today, Scheming Rhymes nears 250 subscribers, and, most excitingly, uploads its 50th post! The ...
Written after Do not go gentle into that good night by Dylan Thomas, this poem is a part of my second self-published poetry book, Anarcholeptic, which explores themes of unrest, protest, war, rebellion, and religion. “To those whose battles...
This poem was inspired by the work of , who often writes on disruption here on Substack with a cause; a prompt by for No Kings, and a rondeau written and posted by . Due to the recent barrage of increasingly terrible news that still satura...
Last week, this weekly collection had the honor and pleasure of presenting what practitioners of formal poetry can accomplish together for World Poetry Day—through the post titled A Rite for Spring, which you can read here! It is thus that ...
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