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<n>The Quiet World</n>, a poem by <n>Jeffrey McDaniel</n>.

The poem <n>Not.</n> by <n>Erin Hanson</n>.

A poem from the book <n>learning to love myself</n> by <n>alexaubreypoetry</n>.

"<n>How to Love a Rock</n>," a 2020 poem by <n>Jennifer Huang</n> originally published in <n>wildness</n>.

A poem from the book <n>Shades of Lovers</n> by <n>Catarine Hancock</n>.

The poem <n>Love</n> by <n>Ruth Stone</n>, from her collection <n>In the Next Galaxy</n>.

A page from the book <n>Heart Talk</n> by <n>Cleo Wade</n>. Photo by <n>Kate McLeod</n>.

An excerpt from <n>Frank O'Hara</n>'s poem <n>Mayakovsky</n>, from <n>Meditation In An Emergency</n> (1957).

The poem <n>Good Bones</n> by <n>Maggie Smith</n> from her 2017 collection of the same name.

Poem <n>I Worried</n> by <n>Mary Oliver</n> from her 2010 book, <n>Swan</n>.

A quote by poet <n>Rainer Maria Rilke</n>.

Don’t be afraid to suffer—take your heaviness / and give it back to the earth’s own weight / the mountains are heavy, the oceans are heavy.


— Rainer Maria Rilke, from The Poetry of Rilke, Sonnets to Orpheus

A poem from the book <n>Another Woman</n> by <n>Hannah Bonner</n>, published by <n>Eastover Press</n> in 2024.

<n>Augusto de Campos</n>'s visual poem, <n>olho por olho</n>, from 1964.

90 Very Short Love Quotes for Him with Cute Images

<n>How Did You Die?</n>, a poem by <n>Edmund Vance Cooke</n> from the collection <n>Impertinent Poems</n>.

A quote by poet <n>Marwan Makhoul</n>, written by artist <n>Giselle Buchanan</n>.

The poem <n>the poet</n> by <n>Lucille Clifton</n>.

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<n>Does it make me selfish?</n>, a poem by <n>M.S.Pearly</n>.

A page from the book <n>Searching for Myself</n> by author <n>Alex Aubrey</n>.

<n>The Thing Is</n>, a poem by <n>Ellen Bass</n>, promoted for <n>The Poetry Pharmacy Live</n> event.

<n>Winter Poem</n> by <n>Nikki Giovanni</n>, from the 1996 book <n>The Collected Poetry of Nikki Giovanni</n>.

A poem by Japanese poet <n>Takuboku Ishikawa</n>.

Sorry but there just isn’t a better poem to set off a transformative eclipse season 

Zagajewski (transl. Clare Cavanagh)