Peter Meinke

Patriotism and protest in this week’s Poet’s Notebook.

In this week’s Poet’s Notebook: Is America at sea with a manchild at the helm?

In this week’s Poet’s Notebook, a fond Father’s Day remembrance.

Florida’s Poet Laureate once more takes on school shootings in this week’s Poet’s Notebook.

William Carlos Williams, the Trump Administration and Peggy Noonan.

We use poetry at times when nothing else can show our heart.

In the midst of change, a ray of SunLit.

Writers, coffee and cigarettes — cliché or necessity?

A toast to the old times for St. Paddy’s

Florida’s Poet Laureate imagines a presidential conversation about school safety.

A visitor with a fabled past gets what’s coming to him: a poem.

As an icon of freedom’s birthday approaches, a comparison in verse.

Some locations we never leave — we carry them inside us always.

Another poet’s experience lends new perspective.

A poet reflects on 60 years of love.

Poets are interested in language, which these days makes them a minority.

A poetry lesson.

What does it rhyme with?

Saying goodbye to Richard Wilbur.

Our nation has a problem.