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Poetry criticism

Poetry criticism is the systematic analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of poems by stated methods rather than unexamined taste, resting on reading, understanding, interpretation, and judgment of the text.

Poetry cycle

The poetry cycle (German: Gedichtzyklus or Lyrikzyklus) is a literary large form uniting several poems into a higher-order whole, dominant in German lyric since Goethe's West-östlicher Divan of 1819.

Poetry Foundation

The Poetry Foundation is a Chicago nonprofit that publishes Poetry magazine and supports poetry through grants and prizes, established in 2003 after a major gift from Ruth Lilly.

Poetry magazines

Poetry magazines are periodicals devoted primarily or exclusively to publishing verse, usually noncommercial and sustained by donations, grants, and patronage, growing out of the little magazine tradition that began with Poetry, founded in Chicago in 1912.

Poetry of Catullus

The poetry of Catullus is the surviving Latin verse of Gaius Valerius Catullus, a Verona poet of about 84–54 BC and the main surviving representative of the neoteric style.

Poetry of Sappho

Poetry of Sappho: surviving lyric verse in Aeolic Greek by Sappho of Lesbos (c. 600 BC), collected in nine ancient scrolls, lost after 1204, and recovered through Egyptian papyri including the 2004 and 2014 finds.

Poetry Revolution

The Poetry Revolution (詩界革命) was a reform movement in late Qing China, launched around 1899 by Liang Qichao to fill classical poetic forms with new ideas.

Poetry slam

Poetry slam: competitive performance poetry event founded by Marc Kelly Smith in Chicago (Get Me High Lounge 1984, Green Mill 1986); audience judges score 0-10, three-minute limit, 0-30 totals; National Poetry Slam since 1990.

Poetry Society of America

The Poetry Society of America is a New York City literary organization founded in 1910 to aid poets and poetry, presenting annual awards and honors.

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Poetry therapy

Poetry therapy is a creative arts therapy in psychology that uses reading, writing, and discussing poetry to promote emotional expression, self-understanding, and healing in clinical and educational settings.

Poets of the Fall

Poets of the Fall, a Finnish alternative rock band from Helsinki formed in 2003 by Marko Saaresto, Olli Tukiainen, and Markus "Captain" Kaarlonen, known for "Carnival of Rust" and as Old Gods of Asgard in Remedy games.

Poets' Corner

Poets' Corner is the south transept of Westminster Abbey, London, where over 100 poets and writers are buried or memorialized, a tradition begun by Chaucer's 1400 burial and Spenser's 1599 interment nearby.

Poezije

Poezije, fully Poezije doktorja Franceta Prešérna, is the sole poetry collection the Slovenian Romantic poet France Prešeren published in his lifetime, printed in Ljubljana in 1847.

Poezijos pavasaris

Poezijos pavasaris, meaning Poetry Spring, is an international poetry festival held annually in Lithuania since 1965, and the largest and oldest literary festival in the country.

Poffertjes

Poffertjes are small puffy Dutch yeast-raised griddle cakes of buckwheat and wheat flour, also historically called bollebuisjes or broedertjes, cooked in a dimpled poffertjespan and served with butter and powdered sugar.

Pogaru (ಪೋಗರು)

Pogaru (ಪೊಗರು), also released dubbed as Seema Thimiru in Tamil, is a 2021 Kannada action drama directed by Nanda Kishore, starring Dhruva Sarja and Rashmika Mandanna, released 19 February 2021, first big-budget Kannada film post-COVID, later cut after Brahmin community objections.

PogChamp

PogChamp, a classic Twitch global emote of Ryan "Gootecks" Gutierrez's surprised face from a 2010 video, expresses hype or surprise; Twitch removed it in January 2021 after his Capitol-related tweets, replacing it with rotating streamer faces.

PogChamps

PogChamps is Chess.com's amateur chess tournament series for streamers and celebrities, running since 2020; champions include Voyboy, Hafu, Sardoche, Fundy, CDawgVA, Ebere Eze, and Jynxzi, with $50,000–$100,000 prize funds.

Poggino necropolis

Poggino necropolis (Necropoli del Poggino), Etruscan burial site near Fonterutoli, Castellina in Chianti, Tuscany: five tombs of the 7th-5th centuries BC, princely 6th-century BC grave goods, excavated by Carlotta Cianferoni, linked to the Museo Archeologico del Chianti.

Poggio Colla

Poggio Colla (Vicchio Stele site): Etruscan hilltop sanctuary and settlement near Vicchio, Mugello, Tuscany, occupied 7th-2nd century BCE, excavated 1995-2015 by MVAP, destroyed around 200 BCE, cult of Uni.

Poggio del Molino

Poggio del Molino (Hill of the Mill) is a Roman archaeological site near Populonia, Piombino, Tuscany: a 2nd-century BCE fortress, then a garum farm, then a maritime villa, occupied to the 5th century CE.

Poggio Gaiella

Poggio Gaiella (Poggio Gajella) is a hill 3 km north of Chiusi, Tuscany, with a ~90 m Etruscan tumulus and 35-tomb necropolis, once misidentified as King Porsenna's labyrinthine tomb.

Poggio Gramignano Roman Villa

Poggio Gramignano is a hilltop Roman villa site near Lugnano in Teverina, Umbria, best known for a mid-fifth-century infant cemetery tied to a malaria epidemic.

Pogo (comic strip)

Pogo, Walt Kelly's comic strip (1948-1975, revived 1989-1993), set in the Okefenokee Swamp, starred Pogo Possum and Albert Alligator and blended slapstick with political satire, including McCarthy caricature Simple J. Malarkey and "We have met the enemy, and he is us."

Pogo (TV channel)

Pogo (TV channel): Indian children's channel launched 1 January 2004 by Turner on the Zee Turner bouquet, now owned by Warner Bros. Discovery India. Multi-genre kids TV aged 4-14, best known for Chhota Bheem (2008), broadcast in Hindi and five regional languages.