World Poetry Day in 2022

We were performing poetry today as part of National Poetry Day. We can’t wait to perform our poem to everyone on Friday! #BGWriting 📝 https://t.co/dNcA0REw7e

— Owls @ Burton Green Primary School (@BG_Owls) March 21, 2022

Happy World Poetry Day! Today is all about celebrating the impact of written and spoken word, a shared experience that connects humans worldwide. Whether you’re into sonnets or song writing, poetry is for everybody. What's your favorite poem? We’re here to celebrate with you! https://t.co/7SzEfhxyz1

— Manchester Poetry Library (@McrPoetryLib) March 21, 2022

Every child has been given a badge today to mark World Down‘s Syndrome Day. To coincide with World Poetry Day, the class also sang a Rainbow 🌈 song with makaton signs . @DaneRoydY2 @DaneRoydSchool https://t.co/9F88xfc2uJ

— DaneRoydY2 (@DaneRoydY2) March 21, 2022

Today is World Poetry Day . So to start our day and our week, a few lines from Tree from Remains of Elmet ... " A priest from another land Fulminated Against heather, stones and wild water. Excommunicated the clouds Damned the wind ... " https://t.co/gvrBQ8MWb4

— The Elmet Trust (@ElmetTrustUK) March 21, 2022

Today is also World Poetry Day. In Calderdale we are lucky to have had the great poet Ted Hughes. To quote Ted “You are who you choose to be” This sums up Community Organising. Be the change you want to see and lead by example. #WorldPoetryDay #LetsGetSociallyActive https://t.co/N19w8pEatK

— #LetsGetSociallyActive (@letsgsa) March 21, 2022

WHY didn't someone tell me it was World Poetry Day today????? WHY!!!!!! https://t.co/DxvtT6Da9c

— January Marie Rogers (@janetmarieroger) March 22, 2022

Earlier today - On World Poetry Day, how fitting to be meeting a dear friend at the statue of Sir John Betjeman at St. Pancras 📚 https://t.co/6B7gROCXYl

— Lloyd Novelle-Jones 💙 (@lloydie1962) March 21, 2022