Hello there,

Today’s poem is: “Soleil & Sons” by Robert Cording. Here’s to a beautiful and fruitful Tuesday.

Truly,
Rethabile

Hello there,

Today’s poem is: “Flight” by Jennifer Elise Foerster. Hope it gives your week a proper start.

Take care,
Rethabile

Hello there,

Today’s poem is: “The Children” by Donald Revell. Wishing you a good read on this last Sunday of the month.

Have a ball,
Rethabile

Howdy there,

Today’s poem is: “When You Are Old” by William Butler Yeats

May his lines brighten your day with beauty and stillness.

Have a great weekend,
Rethabile

Post Scriptum: W. B. Yeats (1865–1939) was an Irish poet and dramatist, a leader of the Irish Literary Revival and co-founder of the Abbey Theatre; blending myth, mysticism, and modernist craft, he shaped 20th-century verse—from early lush romanticism to a hard, late style—and, after receiving the 1923 Nobel Prize in Literature, remained a defining voice on time, nationhood, and the occult.

Hi there,

Today’s poem is: “Water Music” by Robert Creeley

I hope it brings you a spark of thought, beauty, or calm as you go about your day.

Warmly,
Rethabile

Hello,

Today, I’d like to share “Let Me Tell You What a Poem Brings” by Juan Felipe Herrera

Herrera (b. 1948) is an American poet, performer, and activist of Mexican heritage. He served as U.S. Poet Laureate (2015–2017), known for blending Chicano identity, oral tradition, and social justice themes in vibrant, experimental verse that celebrates community and cultural diversity..