Today’s Poem of the Day is the opening poem in “Spending the Winter,” the latest book by the Sun’s poetry editor, Joseph Bottum (b. 1959). “Easter Morning” might seem an odd beginning for a book whose ...

One way to garner the same type of holiday spirit on Easter Sunday is to read a poem to your loved ones that will invoke the meaning of the day and leave everyone in a good mood. Here are 12 ...

Regardless of how you'll spend the day, take a minute to celebrate all the things the season has to offer by reading one of these beautiful Easter poems. With short rhymes you can easily write to a ...

May the joy you feel on Easter morning be the joy of each day of your life. This printable includes four copies of the poem on one sheet. It’s perfect for handing out to kids (or adults), Sunday ...

Tomorrow being Easter, “Neighbors” today is privileged to give you an Easter poem written by Sandy Carlson ... The tomb held His body until the third day. Trust in Jesus and what He has ...

Regardless, a light and charming poem about love and the Christian calendar. Till Easter Monday all are chaste. With “Poem of the Day,” The New York Sun offers a daily portion of verse selected by ...

our teacher, Geneva Overum, requested her students in first through fifth grade create an Easter poem and have it ready the next day. "This was a big task for a first grader," DelRay says.

Easter is not easy for most poets ... Or as Updike affirmed in the last line of the first poem in his final book: “Birthday, death day—what day is not both?” –David E.

Easter Wings is a kind of early “concrete” poem, mimicking the larks’ wings. It should be viewed sideways for full effect.