The poem and several different replies to the original are all listed on the Page called Tributes in the Poetry section. It is called "In Flanders Fields" .

No. We don’t have time to answer such requests. Use our "search poem" tool to find poems within our database or use search engine (e.g. Google) to find poems in other websites. Also you can post your request in discussion board – other visitors might have the answer. See similar questions...

In theory when you write something, it is copyrighted. No further steps are required to protect your intellectual property. In reality it might be difficult to prove that you are the genuine author without extra evidence. You can officially register your work with U.S. Copyright Office for $30 (application process takes 4-5 months). See similar questions...

The story/poem must not exceed the specified word limit. Please also remember to count every single word, such as "it", "and" and "the". However, you do not have to count the title. Working to a word limit is a part of what you are being judged on. It is a skill to show you can construct your story to a specified length. See similar questions...

Long known as the corn poppy because it flourishes as a weed in grain fields, the Flanders poppy as it is now usually called, grew profusely in the trenches and craters of the war zone. Artillery shells and shrapnel stirred up the earth and exposed the seeds to the light they needed to germinate. In the years immediately following World War 1, governments and the whole of society, had not accepted the responsibility for those incapacitated and bereft as a result of war. See similar questions...

A.We accept credit cards, cash, money orders, checks and cashiers checks. If sending a money order please send via registered mail so that it is insured and delivery can be confirmed. We can not be held responsible for cash orders that are lost in the mail, so please, use check or money order. For more details visit our Shipping & Payments page. See similar questions...

Papaver Somniferum, aka the Opium Poppy, is a hardy annual that can grow almost anywhere in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia. There are many different species of papaveraceae, but none is as prized as the somniferum, for both its beauty and its seeds, which are used in baking and in the production of cooking oil. It is striking in appearance, with stunningly colourful blooms, and stark mournful pods. Its pods are often dried and used in flower arrangements. See similar questions...

Use "search poem" tool – it will display all results from our database, which match your query. See similar questions...

Internet is medium, which is open to abuse – some people might re-publish your work and claim it to be theirs. There is no easy way to solve this problem. If the plagiarism is published on P&Q you can send us complaint form (link can be found at the bottom of a poem) and we will review your case and remove plagiarism, if your evidence is strong enough. See similar questions...

the present time InstaPoems doesn't have the capability of uploading user defined music to your poem. [top] See similar questions...

Some poets may appreciate the effort of a rewrite from a fellow poet, but some may not. Rewriting sections or giving comments on specific lines are usually the most welcome. If you feel you know the poet well and understand his or her intent with the poem, you might venture a rewrite; but keep in mind that the poet may not feel comfortable with someone else "taking over" their work. See similar questions...

Sometimes. If you are looking for a famous poem, using one of the major search engines, such as Google, Yahoo or AltaVista, is recommended before posting to the group. You can type in a line or two of the poem, in quotation marks, into the search field at a search engine web site and usually get results pointing to pages containing the poem. If you have already tried that at several search engines with no luck, the group may be able to help you locate a more obscure poet or reference. See similar questions...

A) Sometimes called the "Halliwell Document" it is, loosely speaking, the oldest of the known "Manuscript Constitutions" of Freemasonry. Dated approximately A.D. 1390, it is in Old Chaucerian English, difficult to read without translation. It is preserved in the British Museum. It is not accurately speaking, a Constitution, although, it has within it much that is found in manuscripts. It is a document about Masonry, rather than for Masons. See similar questions...

Strangely enough, this one pops up a lot. To post a poem, just navigate to the Forum in which you'd like to post, find the "Post New Topic" link or button, and click away! You may edit the post after posting and may elect to receive email notification when someone replies. You must, however, register first. The process is free and painless. Out of courtesy to the other posters, please post only one new poem per forum per day. See similar questions...

Finding translations of a particular Chinese poem is always tricky- titles are often untranslatable, or translatable in many ways. If you know the author, the best way is to go to that author's index page and look through the titles for likely candidates. Otherwise, you can use the subject indexes, or search the site through the box on the homepage. See similar questions...

We advertise and promote funnypoets.com extensively through the web, as well as through traditional media. The best way to attract people to the site is to give them a taste of what it's all about...funny poetry! We select the best (or most appropriate) poems for each particular marketing campaign and release them for printing in newspapers, magazines and newsletters, readings on radio or even during television interviews. The poet whose poem we feature is credited AT ALL TIMES. See similar questions...

They are rejected if the content may be offensive or inappropriate (eg 'killing, suicide, prostitution, rape, abuse' etc.) For example we were submitted a very funny, well written poem about the OJ Simpson trial, but rejected it because it was in bad taste. A teenager sent us an explicit poem about sex with his girlfriend. It wasn't very funny and it was also rejected. Having said that, we do have poems about death, sex, erotica, lust etc. See similar questions...

Believe it or not, this really has been a frequently asked question. The answer I always give: Shelley's "Ozymandias." See similar questions...

Yes. With Champion Reading there is no skimming, scanning or key word reading. When you master this new skill you will read all the words. See similar questions...