I love working with you and helping you to send your words out into the world. Jaime Mera, Editor’s Choice: Elizabeth McMunn-Tetangco, Artist’s Choice: I don’t think there can be any doubt that 2020 was a questions year; it made us all reconsider so much that we take for granted, from how we operate as a society to the most basic acts of affection. This year’s Goodreads Choice Award for Poetry goes to the indefatigable Margaret Atwood, who is surely one of our planet’s most priceless commodities. Judy Keown and Rattle’s Timothy Green each selected their favorite poem from the submissions and published them online at Rattle.com. To everyone who has contributed this year, thank you so much for your kindness and generosity. Tracy Davidson, Editor’s Choice: ( Log Out /  “Eulogy” The competitions list is read between 8000-13000 times each month. Co. (Defunct)” Competition Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer, Artist’s Choice: Poetry Editor at Headstuff.org (2015-2017) Jack McGavick, Editor’s Choice: Kim Harvey, Artist’s Choice: Receive a new poem in your inbox every morning—free! Eric Kilpatrick, Editor’s Choice: The 2021 Open Competition is now closed for entries, as the deadline was 31 January, 2021. Type in the word you want to rhyme and click the Show Rhymes button, and I'll show you a list of words that rhyme with your word. Rommel Chrisden Samarita, Editor’s Choice: Katherine Huang, Artist’s Choice: “Anatomy of a Fustercluck” Elizabeth Morton, Editor’s Choice: “Your Favorite Writer Is Not Your Mother” I love hearing about your successes. Plus a new Winter Wonderland writing challenge … Poems, readings, poetry news and the entire 100-year archive of POETRY magazine. “Haiku” And as you’re ticking off your Christmas shopping list, remember – poetry makes the perfect stocking filler! Poetry Writing Resources. Dancing Bear, Editor’s Choice: If you’re in a position to give back (see below) it would be very much appreciated. “Facial Recognition” Since then, it has grown into one of Britain’s most dynamic arts organisations, representing British poetry both nationally and internationally. Michael Meyerhofer, Artist’s Choice: “Offering” 48 pages) – closes 15 Dec (submit online), Visual Verse – Poetry, Flash, Non-Fiction – closes 15 Dec (submit online), Haleakala National Park Artist Residency – All Disciplines – closes 19 Dec (submit online), Sonder – Poetry, Fiction, Flash, Non-fiction – closes 20 Dec (submit online), Nightingale & Sparrow – Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-fiction, Photography, theme: Blizzard – closes 21 Dec (submit online), The Puritan – Poetry, Fiction, Essays – closes 25 Dec (submit online), Arc Poetry Magazine – Poetry – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Crazyhorse – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Dorset Prize – Poetry manuscript (48-88 pages) – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Drawn to the Light – Poetry, Art, Photography – closes 31 Dec (submit online), LitMag – Poetry – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Modern Poetry in Translation – Poetry – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Modern Poetry in Translation: European Pandemic Issue – Poetry, theme: Responses to Covid19 crisis – closes 31 Dec (submit online), ROPES – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, Memoir, Essay – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Submissions Literary Journal – Poetry, Fiction, Flash, Artwork – closes 31 Dec (submit online), The Griffin Poetry Prize – Poetry collections published in 2020 – closes 31 Dec (submit online), The Matchgirls 1888 Memorial Competition – Poetry, Flash Fiction, Phone Film, theme: The Matchgirls Strike 1888 – closes 31 Dec (submit online), The Moth Poetry Prize – Poetry – closes 31 Dec (submit online), The Two Sylvias Press Wilder Series Poetry Book Prize – Poetry manuscript (48-80 pages, female/identified poets over the age of 50 only) – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Waxwing – Poetry (note: 300 entry limit – may close earlier) – closes 31 Dec (submit online), William Carlos Williams Annual Poetry Competition – Poetry – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Wolverhampton Literature Festival – Poetry, theme: Aspects of Love – closes 31 Dec (submit online), Laurence Goldstein Poetry Prize – Poetry – closes 1 Jan (submit online), Mississippi Review Annual Contests – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction – closes 1 Jan (submit online), The Penn Review – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, Visual Art – closes 1 Jan (submit online), Ó Bhéal Five Words – Poetry – deadline each week, annual prize (submit online), Douglass in Ireland Poetry Competition – Poetry – closes 7 Jan (submit online), The White Review Poets Prize – Poetry – closes 10 Jan (submit online), CCI Artists Residency – All disciplines – closes 12 Jan (submit online), Magma Poetry Competition – Poetry – closes 15 Jan (submit online), Guernsey International Poetry Competition – Poetry – closes 15 Jan (submit online), Acumen – Poetry – open (submit online), Agenda – Poetry, Essays, Reviews – open (submit online), Ambit – Poetry, Fiction, Art – open (submit online), A New Ulster – Poetry, Fiction, Artwork – open (submit online), Anthropocene – Poetry – open (submit online), Apartment Poetry – Poetry – open (submit online), Atrium – Poetry – open (submit online), Bear Review – Poetry, Fiction, Essays, Artwork – open (submit online), Bending Genres – Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-fiction – open (submit online), Brittle Star – Poetry, Fiction – open (submit online), Carve Magazine – Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction – open (submit online), Cheat River Review – Poetry, Fiction, Flash, Non-Fiction – open (submit online), Dreich Mag – Poetry – open (submit online), Driftwood Press – Poetry, Fiction, Literary Criticism – open (submit online), Dust Poetry – Poetry – open (submit online), Empty Mirror – Poetry, Non-fiction, Visual Art (committed to diversity & inclusion) – open (submit online), Fecund Journal – Poetry, Fiction, Essay & more (POC only) – open (submit online), FIVE:2:ONE – Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Artwork by underrepresented writers (POC, LGTBQ, non-binary, neurodivergent, trauma survivors etc.) “Wilhelmina” Hello! “Coyote” James Croal Jackson, Artist’s Choice: Matthew Murrey, Artist’s Choice: Give your pupils a helping hand in planning out their poetry writing assignments with this KS2 poetry planning sheet.What makes this worksheet such a helpful tool is how it is divided into nine equal sections, with each section focusing on a key poetic device (nouns, verbs, similes, alliteration, etc. “HotelReview.com – Stay Where You Are, Which Is Here!” “In the Museum of Cold Ideas” The journal puts out several popular contests and publication opportunities, including a monthly ekphrastic challenge, a weekly news-writing challenge, and an annual best poem prize. “Saved or Spared” “The Writing Spider (Haiku)” 11 Days ... IHME Roux Prize 2021. “A Thousand Possible Clouds” “Memoria” Elizabeth McMunn-Tetango. “Locked Brakes on Blacktop” “What We Keep in Clay” “Blue Rain Clouds, Reddish Ground, and Tall Crosses” Hannah V. Norman, Artist’s Choice: “A Duty to Look Beautiful” But there’s still time to eke some goodness out of 2020 by submitting to one of over 130 poetry competitions, writing submissions and opportunities open or with deadlines in December 2020! Liz N. Clift, Editor’s Choice: Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Chris Ransick, Artist’s Choice: “Route 9” Emily Sperber, Artist’s Choice: Gloria Amescua, Editor’s Choice: “Tanka (Lonely Highway)” Poetry Competitions, Submissions & Opportunities – December 2020, email only version of the daily exercises. “Artifacts from the Buffalo Trunk Mfg. Co. (Defunct), Misinterpreting a Collage During Trump’s Presidency, Sometimes a Man Has to Get His Hands Dirty, My Mother Was a Dancer and She Never Looked Back, After Cleaning the Kitchen Again, He Realizes, Blue Rain Clouds, Reddish Ground, and Tall Crosses, A Town of Mirrors and Quaking Forty-Fours. “Divining” Instead of using pip, Poetry uses a custom installer. Aaric Tan Xiang Yeow, Artist’s Choice: “Illuminated” If you’re a poet, come back to this page every month to find a new piece of art to inspire your poetry. Read more “Call Me Boy on Saturdays” by Jackson Jesse Nash, “Because Wolves Are a Protected Species, This One Is Merely Interrogated” by Ron Koertge, “Spinach Can Send Emails Now, and Twitter Is in Disbeleaf” by Melissa Balmain, Visiting the Gardens at DePugh Nursing Center, Winter Park Florida, Artifacts from the Buffalo Trunk Mfg. Her first collection of poetry in more than a decade, Dearly is like a sustained twinkle in Atwood’s ever-observant eye. More here >>. Poetry definition is - metrical writing : verse. It’s December at last and the year from hell is almost over – hurrah! Michael Hallock, Artist’s Choice: Camp NaNoWriMo 2020 – Badge – Right click to save image. “People of the Megabus” While I normally favor character-driven fiction and cozy mysteries, I found myself turning to poetry for peace and inspiration. 41 Days + Call for Artists: Jackson’s Painting Prize 2021. Poetry is deliberately unlike other Python dependency and project management tools, beginning with setup. “Placebo” “Art Therapy” “It Won’t Make the News” Megan Merchant, Editor’s Choice: First, all of the Winter Wonderland 2021 prompts will focus on good news and upbeat ideas to get the year off to a positive start. Please support writers, small presses and independent bookstores this Christmas. Cavafy Prize – Poetry – closes 15 Dec (submit online), Harvard Review – Poetry, Fiction, Essays, Drama – closes 15 Dec (submit online), New Ohio Review – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction – closes 15 Dec (submit online), The Folklore Prize – Poetry – closes 15 Dec (submit online), The Test Site Poetry Prize – Poetry manuscripts (min. Today it has more than 4000 members worldwide and publishes The Poetry Review. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! The views expressed on this website may not necessarily reflect the views of Rattle or of the Rattle Foundation. “Potpourri” “Upstate” “There Are Two of Us” “Things You Cannot Answer” We gave poets a month to respond to this photograph in verse, and received 266 entries. Second, they’re not all writing prompts! All individual works copyrighted by their authors; all rights reserved. – open (submit online), Frontier Poetry – Poetry – open (submit online), Fruit Journal – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, Hybrid (LGBTQI+, with emphasis on unheard voices – POC, trans, working class) – open (submit online), Guernica – Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Photo Essays – open (submit by post), Hosking Houses Trust Residencies – Women writers over 40 (all genres – must have contract to publish / broadcast / perform) – open (submit online), Idler – Poetry, Fiction, Essays – open (submit online), Ink Sweat & Tears – Poetry – open (submit online), Irish Literary Review – Poetry – open (submit online), Lighthouse Literary Journal – Poetry & Short Fiction – open (submit online), LitMag – Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, Essays – open (submit online), Lunate – Poetry, Fiction, Flash – open (submit online), Marble – Poetry – open (submit online), New Contrast – Poetry, Fiction – open (submit online), Omelette Literary Magazine – Poetry, Visual Poetry, Fiction, Flash, Creative Non-fiction & more – open (submit online), One – Poetry, a single poem – open (submit online), Orbis – Poetry – open (submit by post (UK) or online (overseas only)), Palette Poetry – Poetry (under-represented and marginalized voices of all colors encouraged to submit) – open (submit online), Peepal Tree Press – Poetry, Fiction, Non-Fiction manuscripts from Black & Caribbean writers – open (submit online), Pigeon Pages – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction – open (submit online), POETRY Magazine – Poetry (submit online), Poetry Ireland Review – Poetry – open (submit by post), Poetry London – Poetry – open (submit by post or online), Poetry Salzburg – Poetry – open (submit by post or online), Poetry Wales – Poetry – open (submit by post or online), Porridge Magazine – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, Art – open (submit online), PN Review – Poetry, Essays, Reviews – open (submit by post), Prole – Poetry, Fiction, Creative Non-fiction – open (submit online), Riggwelter – Poetry, Short Fiction, Visual Art – open 31 March 2020 (submit online), Shakespeare & Co Tumbleweeds Residency – all writers – open (submit online), Sine Theta Magazine – Poetry, Fiction, Non-fiction, Art (Sino diaspora only.
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