Tag: poetry

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Person sitting in between clouds, hugging a sketch pad, ball of yarn, paint brush, and pencil. In between the clouds are paint tubes, pencils, yarn and other artistic material. There are sparkles everywhere.

Pandemic allowed Rye students to reconnect with their inner artist

Some students took the alone time to dig deeper into their creative sides and found a sense of peace

Portrait of Keneisha with twitter @ above their head and graphic of a hand writing and an open book

Poet Profile: Keneisha Charles reimagines a world free of injustice through poetry

@theekeneisha uses their poetry to advocate for marginalized communities

An illustrated postcard of an island and a beach, with the text "Wish you WEREN'T here"

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: The City of sacrifice

Media production student Joy Khan explores tourist culture and its exploitative practices

Hands hold up a glowing heart with "To Be Black" written on it in gold.

Arts & Culture Communities

Poem: To be Black and alive

Being Black has given me confidence, can you tell?

Poetry: “When We’ll No Longer Cross the Street”

"How desperate are the fingers that shake"

Chantelle C.W shares her journey with ‘Note to Self’

February 4, 2020

The R&B singer talks healing, changing and overcoming in her overwhelmingly well-received debut EP

Fun & Satire The Darkest Timeline

Creative freelancer runs out of personal narratives to profit off of

October 8, 2019

Moon has banked on her traumatic experiences to pay her bills. But she’s run into a new problem: she has no more emotional trauma to exploit in her work.

Arts & Culture SCI We're Not Going Anywhere

Doug Ford doesn’t give a fuck about the arts

The Ford government's policies and funding cuts are an alarming attack on arts and culture

Artist Spotlight: loveclosely blends Middle Eastern poetry with Western streetwear

loveclosely released their winter winter 2019 collection 'Bloom' on March 9

Arts & Culture Features

How the internet elevated spoken word poetry but also made it worse

January 16, 2019

Poetry channels, pages and views are helping to redefine spoken word poetry

Healing through words

November 1, 2017

Growing up in Nangarhar, Afghanistan, Sulaiman Wahid witnessed first-hand the trauma children endure when left behind by political unrest. The third-year Ryerson law and business student has taken to writing poems to acknowledge the experiences of those still struggling back in his home country

Rye student ditches fear of missing out in his new book of poetry

Guitarist for the Toronto Hardcore band Mil-spec, Darrah found structural limits when it came to writing music, but did not find the same limits within poetry writing