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Bartleby.com: Verse www.bartleby.com/verse/ A free collection of thousands of full-text poems, including early twentieth century anthologies and individual volumes of Robert Frost, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman and much more.

Favorite Poem Project www.favoritepoem.org View the Favorite Poem videos (with text) and find out more about the books, DVD, archives, and lesson plans.

Naropa University Poetics Audio Archives www.archive.org/details/naropa Over 5000 hours of recordings made at Naropa University; readings and lectures by leading figures of the U.S. avant-garde, including Ginsburg and Burroughs.

Poetry Daily www.poems.com An anthology of contemporary poetry, featuring a new poem every day from new books, magazines, and journals. You can also search the archives and sign up for a free weekly newsletter.

Poetry Portal www.poetry-portal.com A directory of poetry websites: ezines, audio, criticism and reviews, courses, workshops, conferences, and trade news.

The Poetry Project at St. Marks Church www.poetryproject.com Information on the Poetry Project's readings, workshops, writer's resources, and publications.

Poetry Society of America www.poetrysociety.org Links to web resources, poems that have appeared in the Poetry in Motion® program, and information on the Society's readings, seminars, and competitions.

Poets House www.poetshouse.org A literary resource center and poetry archive located in New York City ; "...the most comprehensive open-access collection of poetry books in the United States ..." More than 200 seminars, readings, and other various events are held annually to stimulate discussion of poetry in culture.

Poets.org www.poets.org The award-winning website from the Academy of American Poets, offering access to thousands of poems, biographies, essays, interviews, and poetry recordings, a national calendar of events, and National Poetry Month activities.

Teachers & Writers Collaborative www.twc.org The Collaborative, located in New York City , provides and promotes literary education, houses a resource center and meeting place, and assists in the development of outreach activities.