Related Articles • Poetry Can Stop War • Submit your own poem to be considered for our collection of peace poems

Join the Discussions • The Debt of Our Art: Poets' Duty “...thinking about the purpose of poetry in time of war and crisis... who is your audience?”    --Poetry Guide   • Two Lines for Peace “Here is an idea: Write a two-line poem that will foster peace in the world.”   --Pixordia

Elsewhere on the Web • Poetsagainstthewar.org (US) • Poets Against the War (UK) • Poets4Peace.com at the United Poets Coalition • Australian Poets for Peace Project • “Not In Our Name, a statement of conscience against war and repression” • “After the Fall,” Artists for Peace, Justice and Civil Liberties • “Convergence,” Canadian poems for peace

The world is moving ever closer to war, and in the face of what feels inevitable, we must do what we can... what we can do here is to gather the voices of poets in a great chorus for peace.

Anne MacNaughton's poem “early on january one” was the seed for this new collection of Poems for Peace. It prompted us to ask, what are you doing to stop the war? And here we are, bringing you a new anthology of the poems you sent us in answer to that question. May it grow and bring peace into the world.

Stay tuned... we'll keep adding to the collection as poets all over the planet keep making poems for peace.

Bob Holman & Margy Snyder

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• “Ship of State of Fools” by Emily XYZ
• “The Cobra” by Prabhath P
• “She Said” by Bob Jude Ferrante
• “Time For War” by Rose Moss
• “Dissolved” by Elizabeth Farrell
• “I, The People” by Stazja McFadyen
• “On the First Anniversary of the 91101 Attack” by Thane H. Allison, Jr.
• “Holy War” by Hugh Hodge
• “Any Map” by Chris Mansell

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