E ach year TIME honors individuals whose actions have had an indelible impact on global efforts to address one of the most ...

Poetry in the 21st century is both ubiquitous and oddly peripheral. Verses are displayed on subway walls, recited on ...

I think I’ve got something!” a woman cried excitedly, her binoculars zeroed in on a flash of yellow at the edge of a distant ...

While waiting for domestic travel to resume across our wide brown land, Brian Johnston looks to Dorothea Mackellar's "My Country" for inspiration.

He had no assurances, only God’s promise that he would know God’s presence in hindsight: “You will know I am with you when ...

A graph I saw in high school appeared to show the Earth breathing. It was a graph that plotted carbon dioxide in the ...

Here is a sampling of where our readers find spiritual comfort, from poetry to gardening to gazing out into the ... You've ...

Julie Swarstad Johnson, an archivist and librarian at the University of Arizona Poetry Center, has served as poet in ...

These days, Alissa Quart’s attention has broken into strange shapes. But she has found a reprieve in one thing: poetry.

And builds a road from earth to sky, Is prettier far than these. One of the most deceptively simple short poems, Christina Rossetti’s “Boats Sail on the Rivers” cleverly suggests that nature ...

"Losing Earth," which would eventually become a book. I read it over and over, stunned by a level of accountability journalism that remains hard to bear. Writing poetry with paint-smeared hands ...

Then, when it was screened on TV in 1987, a national furore erupted. "FOUR LETTER TV POEM FURY" thundered the front page of one British newspaper, condemning the "cascade of expletives".