Sorry we missed you! We've had a shortage of poetry submissions, but we're glad to say that things are back up to speed. To catch you up on the new poems we've received over the last two weeks, we published 13 new poems.

Head on over to "New Poems This Week" to view new poems, including:

1000 pieces by Maryjean Zarick aka mjz
A Kiss Goodnight by Amber Whitman aka icequeen36
FADED LOVE by Christina aka AngelGoddess1975
The Present Hurt by Jenese Morris aka hangi

View these poems and more at New Poems This Week! Don't forget to check out our archives for a full list of poems published at Poetry Weekly @ WriteSpot.org!

NOTE: Only WriteSpot.org registered members can submit poems to Poetry Weekly. To become a free member, click here. Sign up! You'll get instant access.

How do I let others know that my poem(s) have been published at WriteSpot.org?

Each poem has a unique URL. Just locate your poem and copy the URL from the address bar of your browser. Also, every item at WriteSpot.org has a Mail Icon in the title bar - just click on that and enter a few email addresses to mail your poem to friends! To let your friends and family access everything you have published at WriteSpot.org, point them to your User Profile. Your profile lists everything you've submitted and published throughout the Write Spot website.

How do I know when new poems are published?

Bookmark http://Poetry.WriteSpot.org and check back each Friday. You can also sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter, delivered to your inbox once a week to let you know that new poems have been published. Stay in-the-know! Sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter. To sign up for the newsletter, click HERE.

It's Friday the 13th!

A new week of poems at WriteSpot.org! We're sorry we missed you -- due to a lack of poetry submissions, we were unable to update Poetry Weekly in the last few weeks.

This week on Poetry Weekly, we're featuring 8 new poems submitted by WriteSpot.org members. To see these new poems, just click on "New Poems This Week" on the Poetry Weekly Menu on the left column!

• What Does it Profit Me Now? by mjz (Maryjean Zarick)
• Hallowed Night by Venom75 (Anna Asbury)
• Peak a Boo by gfralin (Glenda Fralin)
• Believer by hangi (Jenese Morris)

...and more new poems at Poetry Weekly! Also, don't forget to visit the Poetry Archive to see our full archive of user-submitted poems.

Thank you for all your submissions!

How do I let others know that my poem(s) have been published at WriteSpot.org?

Each poem has a unique URL. Just locate your poem and copy the URL from the address bar of your browser. Also, every item at WriteSpot.org has a Mail Icon in the title bar - just click on that and enter a few email addresses to mail your poem to friends! To let your friends and family access everything you have published at WriteSpot.org, point them to your User Profile. Your profile lists everything you've submitted and published throughout the Write Spot website.

How do I know when new poems are published?

Bookmark http://Poetry.WriteSpot.org and check back each Friday. You can also sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter, delivered to your inbox once a week to let you know that new poems have been published. Stay in-the-know! Sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter. To sign up for the newsletter, click HERE.

Over a dozen new poems this week, submitted by various members! You can view the latest poems by clicking "New Poems This Week" in the Poetry Weekly menu on the left side of this page.

Members featured this week:

• Rachelle Credo
• joseph bejcek poewhit
• Glenda Fralin
• Nancy LaValle
• Kat Persico

Don't forget to check out the rest in "New Poems This Week"!

How do I know when new poems are published?

Bookmark http://Poetry.WriteSpot.org and check back each Friday. You can also sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter, delivered to your inbox once a week to let you know that new poems have been published. Stay in-the-know! Sign up for the Poetry Weekly newsletter. To sign up for the newsletter, click HERE.

How do I let others know that my poem(s) have been published at WriteSpot.org?

Each poem has a unique URL. Just locate your poem and copy the URL from the address bar of your browser. Also, every item at WriteSpot.org has a Mail Icon in the title bar - just click on that and enter a few email addresses to mail your poem to friends! To let your friends and family access everything you have published at WriteSpot.org, point them to your User Profile. Your profile lists everything you've submitted and published throughout the Write Spot website.

Thanks for all your submissions!

Dear Members,

The long awaited debut of Poetry Weekly has finally come! For the first time, we're featuring new poems every week -- and it starts today. There are several new poems this week by various authors, including:

• Holly Abidi
• Anna Asbury
• Joseph Bejcek PoeWhit
• Amber Whitman
• and more!

To view the latest poems, head on over to the "New Poems This Week" on the right-side menu or click HERE. To frequently access Poetry Weekly, please bookmark http://poetry.writespot.org now!

How to Use Poetry Weekly:
The new structure may seem a little confusing, but it's actually very simple. Poetry Weekly has become a "child site" for the Write Spot - it's a section of its own. To access Poetry Weekly, click the button labeled "Poetry Weekly" in the Site Menu OR type: http://poetry.writespot.org into your browser.

Newly published poems will be featured in "New Poems This Week" for 7 days. After that point, those poems will be moved to "Poetry Archive". (So if you're looking to read a few good poems, don't forget to visit Poetry Archive! Over 50 poems are there, and it's growing!) "Poetry Corner" is updated every two weeks and is part of our ezine.

To submit poems, you must be a registered member. (Not a member? Register here!) Log into your account and click "Submit Poems" from the User Menu on the left side of the page. Type in a title, choose a category, then type in your poem. That's it! Then, click the Save button (disc icon). Our editors will review your submission and will set a publish date.

NOTE: Poems you submitted aren't automatically published on the site. An editor will review and format your piece before setting a publish date.

Enjoy Poetry Weekly! If you have any questions, please let us know in the Forums, or private message FalconDance or Helene.