These poems each have a set of guided questions, related videos that allow for deeper investigation, and suggested writing activities. We'll be adding more poems here soon! Blank Sonnet Set in Halifax of the 1930s, this sensual, inebriated love poem plays with the sonnet form. I Have Something to Tell You In this surreal poem, a man made of cameras brings his unexpected concerns into sharper focus. Fast Commute Laurie Graham weathers an incongruous ice storm in this poem-excerpt that asks us to pause and understand that we are present here, “and with this understanding to start to hear.” from Exhibits from the American Water Museum Natalie Diaz mourns the violence committed against the Mojave people (and by extension, Indigenous people across North America) and bodies of water, inextricably connected These Poems, She Said Can an argument be the foundation of a love poem? Robert Bringhurst certainly thinks so! Someday I’ll Love Ocean Vuong In this tender poem of healing, care and remembrance, Ocean Vuong reaches out to his younger self. Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 Language English