A Year of Reading

True to the spirit of collaboration and community here in Poetry Friday Land, Irene Latham started the National Poetry Month tradition ...

Here is the poem so far: Endless summer; I can see for miles… Fun, fun, fun – and the whole world smiles No time for school- just ti...

Welcome to the 24th line of the 2018 Kidlitosphere Progressive Poem! Thank you, Irene Latham , for this (now beloved) yearly traditio...

Go ahead. Skip to the bottom of the post. Read my line. I know you want to. :-) Short introduction for the uninitiated: Progressive poe...

It's been a little nerve-wracking to be the 27th poet to add a line to the 2016 Kidlitosphere Progressive Poem. I've peeked in o...

Welcome to latest installment of the 2015 Progressive Poem! I'm going to honor the changes Irene, our fearless leader, made to the lay...

I need to start getting ready to add my line! 1 Jone at  Check it Out 2 Joy at  Poetry for Kids Joy 3 Heidi at  My Juicy Li...

I've peeked in on our poem as it germinated and sprouted, but I tried not to pay too much attention so I'd be ready with an ope...

This poem, the brainchild of Irene Latham of the blog Live Your Poem , began 14 bloggers ago, and has grown since then, one line per blog...

The first ever National Poetry Month KitLit Progressive poem is the brainchild of Irene Latham, and got its start on her blog, Live Your ...