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Can't find a discussion on a topic you're interested in? This is the place to start your own!

Some ideas:

• Chat about your favorite classics from the ArcaMax Book Club.
• Give us a list of your Top 10 Poetry Picks. See what others have to say about your choices.
  
• If you're reading more than one collection of poetry, tell us about them! (If you want to post about just one book, we recommend the Book Discussion Index to get more people reading!)
• Who are your favorite poets? Let us know, compare their work, and more. (If you want to post about just one author, we recommend the Author Discussion Index.)
• If you like your poetry really classic, this is a great place to talk about ancient poetic translations.
• Visit the ArcaMax Poetry section to read the great classics
  

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Featured Discussions

• Read Poems by the great Emily Dickinson here or discuss her life works here
• Read Poems by T.S. Eliot here or discuss his life and works here
  

Other Good Poetry Reads:

• Read "The Iliad" or discuss it here
  
• Read The Rime of the Ancient Mariner or discuss it here
  

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