Great Poetry Reading Day

When : Always April 28th

Great Poetry Reading Day is in honor of some really great verse.

There's lots of poetry out there. Some is good, and some is not so good. Today is intended to read the world's greatest poetry.

Celebrate today in any or all of the following ways:

  • Read poetry
  • Hold a poetry reading hour or party
  • Listen to poetry
  • Write your own poetry....someday it may be looked upon as great!

Tip: Guys, you will score a lot of points, if you read romantic poetry to your lady today. Today is also Kiss Your Mate Day.


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