North Carolina Collection: Poetry

Prize-Winning Prose and Poetry 1989-1991.

Prize-Winning Prose and Poetry 1992-1994.

Prize-winning prose and poetry.

Prize-Winning Prose and Poetry 2004-2006.

Poetry.

Prize-winning Poems.

For his humanistic religious verse, his poignant and deeply personal antislavery poems, and, above all, his lifelong enthusiasm for liberty, nature, and the art of poetry, George Moses Horton merits a place of distinction among nineteenth-century African American poets.

Collection of Poems.

A sampling of the remarkable surge of talent and achievement of North Carolina poets during the past twenty years.

Poems by Mary Louise Medley.

"The poems in James Applewhite's accomplished new collection of verse, A History of the River, combine to present a remarkably accurate and affecting portrait of southern culture. The fields, forests, rivers and creeks of North Carolina form the geography of Applewhite's meditations on a way of life driven by change yet rooted in tradition."

A Motheread writing sampler.

North Carolina is well known for its fiction writers, but the state is also home to a number of the nation's best poets.

Poems from Reverend John Cline's church collection.

Anthology of Poems and short stories.

Anthology of Poems and short stories.

Poems of Governor Burke.

A collection of Poems from different Poets in North Carolina.

Poems by Mary Louise Medley.

An Anthology of The North Carolina Poetry Society 1981