Wick Poetry Center

Ella Hassler is a freshman in Kent City Schools and shares her contribution to the Global Vaccine Poem.

Clara MacPherson, a sophomore at Roosevelt High School, shares her submission to the Global Vaccine Poem.

A poem inspired by the vaccine from Danusha Laméris of Santa Cruz, CA.

Val Kelly and Dave Robins offer up their verse to the global vaccine poem.

Amoaba Gooden offers up her verse in the series global vaccine poem.

Nisreen Yamany adds a verse to the Wick Poetry Center's Global Vaccine Poem project.

Debra-Lynn Hook contributes a verse to the Global Vaccine Poem through Kent State's Wick Poetry Center.

The Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University encourages people around the world to share their feelings about the pandemic and vaccination through verse.

David Hassler, Director of the Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University, tells us about two calls for poetry in anticipation of the upcoming 50th…

The Wick Poetry Center at Kent State University is getting $50,000 to help make poetry more interactive.The center is using a grant from the Knight…