Edna St Vincent Millay’s skill as a poet expresses emotions of grief and loss in the most simple and eloquent of ways. She employs everyday language woven into a compelling picture of grief and loss whether it is bereavement or heartbreak. Millay’s poems took a variety of forms with Sonnets being one of her particular specialties. Below we present 5 of Edna St. Vincent Millay’s most beautiful sonnets of loss that Time does not bring relief; you all have lied Time does not bri

Mother’s Day is about more than just a card; it’s about acknowledging the woman behind the busy schedule. This year, trade the temporary for the timeless. Whether your mom is a lifelong "Word Sleuth," a kitchen historian, or a quiet poet, our curated collection offers her SomeThink to solve, learn, and remember.

First Fig and Second Fig are famous very short poems of Edna St. Vincent Millay - the Pulitzer Prize winning poet. In this article we present 26 of her poems that are under 12 lines in length for you to enjoy.

The following 20 Micro-Short-Poems represent the gold standard of this condensed art. Each is four lines or fewer, allowing you to consume a lifetime of wisdom in under fifteen seconds. More than a satirical epigram or limerick, these short poems have an elegance of form and poignancy that land profoundly and are memorized for their magic.

We are thrilled to announce our latest release: "Oh, Edna!" — a curated collection of 101 of the best and most famous poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay from 1917 to 1923.

Sometimes the smallest phrases carry the greatest weight. It is with immense pride that we announce our debut publication: "Pansies & Figs", an anthology dedicated to the enduring power of the very short poem.