Now an icon of modernism and avant-garde design, the Eiffel Tower was once seen by Parisian writers and artists as a blight on the cityscape.

In these poems of lament, the speaker expresses grief and sorrow.

Secular Jewish psychologists like Boris Sidis criticized the positive optimism of Protestant-centered psychology.

Broadly defined, an ekphrastic poem describes another work of art. Here are some by Ocean Vuong, Aziza Barnes, Robert Hayden, Frank O’Hara, Danez Smith, and more.

Poetry about all kinds of travel—from grand adventures to family vacations—by Elizabeth Bishop, Rita Dove, and more.

Zines haven't completely disappeared in the internet age, but the photocopier-powered DIY publishing phenomenon has certainly entered history by now.

Otsukimi, falling on the 13th or 15th of October, celebrates the harvest moon.