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If you live in Vermont and happen to receive a mysterious letter or postcard with no return address, don't just throw it away. It could be a bit of verse�

In collaboration with the Vermont Arts Council and Vermont Humanities, VPR is celebrating National Poetry Month with recordings of Vermont poets reading�

At 22 years old, the Los Angeles native will become the youngest poet in recent memory to deliver a poem at a presidential inauguration.

In a time of confusion, pain, anger and sickness, Elizabeth Powell has a new book of poetry to confront our unique modern turbulence. Powell is a�

Protests erupted across the country over the killing of George Floyd in police custody on Memorial Day. Calls for justice and the overthrowing of systemic�

A message from the governor for out-of-staters to stay out of Vermont leads to some racist incidents. Plus: the COVID-19 hole in Vermont’s budget, the�

Back in late February, when such a thing was still possible, VPR's Mitch Wertlieb visited poet Kerrin McCadden at her South Burlington home to talk about�

In these days of social distancing and great uncertainty, poetry can be grounding and give us a moment to reflect on life’s troubles and joys. For�

This month on Rumble Strip, Erica Heilman takes us deep into conversation with poet Garret Keizer. Hear the full episode.Original music for this episode�

Last month, the Addison Independent published a poem by Narges Anzali, a 13-year-old eighth grader who attends Middlebury Union Middle School. The poem is�