National Poetry Month

For Marcellus Williams, Who Was on Death Row for 24 Years, Poetry Was a Lifeline 

For Marcellus Williams, Who Was on Death Row for 24 Years, Poetry Was a Lifeline 

Some of his most meaningful pieces are the ones he wrote to support and remember others facing execution.

National Poetry Month 04.30.24 by Alyxaundria Sanford

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Remembrance

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Remembrance

04.30.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Promise, A Poem of Despair

National Poetry Month: A Poem of Promise, A Poem of Despair

04.20.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: A Poem for Justice by Innocence Project Client Leroy Harris

National Poetry Month: A Poem for Justice by Innocence Project Client Leroy Harris

04.17.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: A Poem by Exoneree Victor Rosario

National Poetry Month: A Poem by Exoneree Victor Rosario

04.11.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: A Poem by Innocence Project Exoneree Mark Denny

National Poetry Month: A Poem by Innocence Project Exoneree Mark Denny

04.06.18 by Emma Zack

National Poetry Month: Honoring Dr. King’s Legacy

National Poetry Month: Honoring Dr. King’s Legacy

04.04.18 by Innocence Staff

National Poetry Month: Andrew Benincasa’s Artistic Vision of Seamus Heaney’s The Cure at Troy

National Poetry Month: Andrew Benincasa’s Artistic Vision of Seamus Heaney’s The Cure at Troy

04.28.17 by Carlita Salazar