Keep Poems Alive
firstwriter.com – Monday October 5, 2015
The Keep Poems Alive website is looking for poems you had published at least three years ago, which you think readers would like to see again and remember, to be re-published online.
Submit poems by email to SallyEvans35 at gmail dot com, stating where they were first published, and any other acknowledgements. You are responsible for permissions from published books.
In the first instance send one poem only, up to one page.
You are also invited to include a suitable image to accompany your poem. If an image is not provided one may be chosen by the site.
For more information, click here
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