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Brown Girl Dreaming
Inside Out & Back Again
The Crossover
Long Way Down
Out of the Dust
Booked (The Crossover, #2)
Starfish
House Arrest (House Arrest, #1)
Odder
Clap When You Land
Burned (Burned, #1)
Crank (Crank, #1)
Alone (Alone #1)
The Poet X
Love That Dog (Jack, #1)
The Center of Fire by A.L. NightshadeObject Found by Gusztáv  BágerGifts of the Seasons, Autumn and Winter by Suzanne  CottrellThe Princess Saves Herself in This One by Amanda LovelaceThe Collected Poems by Sylvia Plath
Poetry by Women
500 books — 172 voters
Louder Than Hunger by John SchuIt's Just a Little Rain by Denise PylesUnsinkable Cayenne by Jessica VitalisAnd Then, Boom! by Lisa FippsHummingbird Season by Stephanie V.W. Lucianovic
Novel-in-Verse 2024
35 books — 6 voters

Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline WoodsonClap When You Land by Elizabeth AcevedoTruth Is by Hannah V. SawyerrWith the Fire on High by Elizabeth AcevedoMe by Amber McBride
Free Verse
130 books — 4 voters
Poecabulary by Francis DiClementeIn Season's Dream by R. Tirrell Leonard Jr.In the Murmuring Trees by R. Tirrell Leonard JrWhisk Of Dust by Sherman KennonRosalie Was All Night Without the Light by Arthur R. Marinello
Best regional poetry
15 books — 6 voters

The Parthenon by George HobsonLove Poems for My Wife, Victoria by George HobsonFaces of Memory by George     HobsonObject Found by Gusztáv  BágerA Conceptual Circus by Kenneth Jarrett Singleton
Books in Poem
91 books — 108 voters

“ why do you paint in the dark' i ask him and he looks not at me but away 'because i cannot bear my own darkness in the light' he is quiet for some time 'but inwardly i am told where there is paint to be and i paint it there in the dark so none can see myself truly burning in the sun ...more ”
― Marie Burdett, The Little Boy and the Painter

Jace Paul
“ And when the heat caramelized the clouds, The leaves turned as pages announcing a gilded age, And when the clouds heaved and molted, the Earth remembered what hope was one more time; the fainted light stretched back to places distant and immemorable. It was again as pure as the promise made in gritty dirt and bedrock, Ages of industry and inequality buried once and for all, Like dark matter at the edge of a wild, blue sky. ”
― Jace Paul

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