Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27th 2023 encourages remembrance in a world scarred by genocide. The international day remembers the six million Jews murdered during the Holocaust, alongside the millions of other people killed under Nazi persecution of other groups and in genocides that followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur. The theme for 2023 is Ordinary People. We are looking for poems in memorial, in protest, reflecting or looking forward, poems that lament but also inspire that tie in with the theme of Ordinary People: perpetrators as ordinary people, persecuted people as ordinary people, rescuers as ordinary people, and ordinary people as bystanders
All accepted poems will be published in a free downloadable e-pamphlet, to be released on HMD 2023. To help inspire you, read more about this year's theme on the HMD website, and have a look at our HMD anthology from 2016. Submission Guidelines: Send a maximum of three poems in one Word document. Please include a brief third-person biog with your submission (max. 50 words). Email your poems to [email protected]. Deadline: 18th December 2022. It's been a while gestating over the period of the pandemic, but at long last, here is Issue 13 of Panning For Poems, our micropoetry broadside! Issue Thirteen features: Eilín de Paor, Diarmuid ó Maolalaí, Karen Neuberg, Madelaine Smith, Conor Orrico, Mark Ward, Changming Yuam, Mari Maxwell, Attracta Fahy, Paul Butterfield Jr. and John Caulfield. Submissions now open for future issues. |
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