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Columbine Poets of Colorado
Columbine Poets of Colorado is a state poetry society in Colorado and is proud to be affiliated with the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. Our mission is to promote the writing and appreciation of poetry among all ages across Colorado.
Colorado Poets Center
Founded by Robert W. King and Beth Franklin, the Colorado Poet Center is a 501c3 public non-profit business and a directory of writers who have published poetry and who live and work in Colorado or have strong ties to the state. This site contains Colorado poets’ biographical and bibliographical material and selections from published work; videos of poetry webinars; issues of the Colorado Poet, with interviews of selected Colorado poets; and names of high school poets who have won the Robert W. King Poetry Awards.
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Loveland Poet Laureate
The Loveland Poet Laureate Program advocates for literacy, literature, and poetry to a wide and diverse population in Loveland and beyond and works to increase appreciation of reading, writing, and listening to poetry.
Read about Lorrie’s involvement
Featured Interview on Lip Chicken: The People’s Poetry Podcast
Booger interviews Lorrie Wolfe, winner of the 2023 Fledge Award from Middle Creek Publications for her book, The Language of Crows. Lorrie manages a networking list, which connects poets with local events of interest and tells how get onto her contact list.
You can listen to Lorrie’s interview on Lip Chicken: The People’s Poetry Podcast on the following platforms:
Featured Interview on Twice 5 Miles Radio with James Navé
From a pandemic elegy for three billion lost birds to a villanelle written live on air, Lorrie Wolfe on grief, precision, and the discipline of fourteen lines.
You can listen to Lorrie’s interview on Twice 5 Miles Radio on the following platforms: