Poetry Society of Tennessee

EST. 1953

A blog by poets for poets in Tennessee and beyond.

October 2022 Program

In our writing, regardless of genre, we often need some level of research. Presenter Melissa Helton will discuss genealogical research and the process of writing her current manuscript, a family memoir in verse investigating our history, interrogating what that means as the descendent of colonizers in a white supremacist US, and what can be done…

September 19, 2022
Tennessee Voices 2021-2022 Released

Tennessee Voices 2021-2022, PST’s anthology of winning contest poems (and more) is now available on Amazon for just $5.99. Order yours today!

September 17, 2022
Sep 2022 Poetry Contest Results

The Poetry Society of Tennessee (PST) formally announced its members-only September 2022 contest results at their September 10 member meeting. Winners receive cash prizes. The first place poem will be published in an upcoming edition of PST’s anthology, Tennessee Voices. Out of seven humorous poem entries, sponsor and judge Florence Bruce selected three winners (no…

September 10, 2022
September 2022 Program

A Poet in Progress: A Decade of Practice and Study As the 2022 PST Program Chair, this session will be a chance to get to know Lacy Snapp better as she shares her previous writing passions, such as ekphrastic poetry, working-class poetry, and ecological poetry. She will also describe her current endeavors and interests and discuss…

August 27, 2022
All About the Books

When Colorado poets asked me about book banning in Tennessee, it made me question myself.

August 26, 2022
Hello Poets!

Welcome to the Poetry Society of Tennessee (PST) blog! Get the latest news and views about our society and all things poetry from around the state and beyond. For more information about our organization, including how to join, visit our website.

May 23, 2022