#TeachLivingPoets Twitter chats occur monthly on the second Sunday at 9pm EST
José Olivarez – Citizen Illegal
Fatimah Asghar – “If They Should Come For Us”
Clint Smith – “There Is a Lake Here”
Maggie Smith – “Rain, New Year’s Eve”
Kyle Dargan – “Call and Response”
Phil Kaye – “My Grandmother’s Ballroom”
Ada Limón – “Instructions for Not Giving Up”
Eve Ewing – “to the notebook kid”
Hanif Abdurraqib – “For the Dogs Who Barked at Me on the Sidewalks in Connecticut”
Joy Harjo – “An American Sunrise”
Lauren K Alleyne – “Variations in Blue”
Rudy Francisco – “The Heart and the Fist”
Rachel M. Harper – “The Myth of Music”
STUDENT SLOW CHAT – Juan Felipe Herrera – “Let Me Tell You What a Poem Brings”
Tiana Clark – “My Therapist Wants to Know My Relationship to Work”
Richard Blanco – “Looking for The Gulf Motel”
Kortney Morrow – “American Girls Dolls Attend Mandatory Diversity Training”
Donna Vorreyer – “Lessons about Light”
Student Slow Chat – Amanda Gorman – “The Hill We Climb”
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