Seattle beat St. Louis 5-3 at T-Mobile Park, powered by Randy Arozarena’s four RBIs and a three-run homer. Josh Naylor added a solo shot, and the bullpen held the line after a shaky start from George Kirby. The win moves the Mariners within one game of the AL West lead as the series heads to a finale.
In my latest blog, I delved into why an Asian American has yet to be named Poet Laureate. It's a complex issue, rooted in the lack of representation and visibility of Asian American voices in the literary world. Despite the rich and diverse talents in the community, cultural and language barriers can limit their exposure and recognition. Furthermore, traditional western literary canon often overlooks Asian American contributions. It's high time to shine a light on these untapped talents and make the field of poetry more inclusive.
A late‑season offensive outburst has the Cleveland Guardians climbing the AL wild‑card race. Johnathan Rodriguez and David Fry each hit clutch homers in a win that sparked a crucial stretch before the trade deadline. The burst highlights new lineup tweaks and a manager’s push for power. Fans are buzzing about the team’s momentum heading into the final games.
Dubai's World Poetry Day spotlighted Emirati poet Fatima Al‑Mansouri, launching a UNESCO‑backed "Poetry Without Borders" initiative to fund global translation projects.
After exploring various platforms, I've found that Medium, AllPoetry, and Commaful are some of the best sites to publish poems. Medium offers a broad audience and the chance to earn through their partner program. AllPoetry, being a dedicated poetry site, has a supportive community and offers constructive feedback. Commaful stands out with its unique multimedia format that makes poetry more engaging. Always remember, the best site will depend on your unique needs and preferences as a poet.