Sites whose main purpose is to showcase user-submitted poetry.
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- The Internet Poets' Cooperative Community for poets where site visitors may browse poetry books or listen to the voice of a poet reading original work. Includes events announcements and links.
- Poetry Poem Provides free multi-page poetry websites for aspiring poets. Members can add, delete and modify an unlimited number of poems.
- Psyjoniz A creative community for sharing poetry, artwork and photography.
- Forces Poetry A collection of poetry written by those affected by war. Submissions accepted by email.
- Poems, Poets, and Poetry Offers free poetry eBooks by famous poets, along with a blog where visitors can submit poems and short stories.
- Deep Underground Poetry Poetry community where members can share poems, short stories, lyrics and spoken word poetry. Also hosts poetry competitions and discussion forums.
- The Writers Lounge A community for sharing poetry. Read, submit and rate poems.
- iExile Members can post poems and prose. Site also contains poetry event listings and philosophy links.
- Poetry-Index The work of a different poet is added each month. The site showcases renowned classical poets alongside contemporary writers.
- Poems and Quotes Presents poems classified by subject, including love, friendship, life, occasional poems, and funny and sad poems. Users can review and rate poems, as well as submitting their own.
- Family Friend Poems A showcase for poems about family, friendship and relationships. Features include poem of the day, reviews, ratings and a poetry forum.
- Birthday Poetry A resource of birthday poems and poetry for loved ones and family.
- The Barefoot Review Poetry written by people or loved ones of those who have had physical difficulties in their lives, from cancer to seizures, Alzheimer's to tumors.
- Poetry In Nature A collection of contemporary poems about nature categorized by theme.
- Hoot Review A online, literary magazine that publishes one user submitted piece of poetry or prose of 150 words or less onto postcards monthly.