Poetry Month

Haiku in the Digital Age

Haiku is more accessible than ever before and taking on new forms, but the ancient poetry still reminds us of what it means to be human.

By Lauren Krauze

Apr 28, 2016

Poetry Month Week 4: Taking Ownership of Our Stories

Caits Meissner invites readers to deconstruct their own painful memories through writing.

By Caits Meissner

Apr 24, 2016

A Poem for Every Pocket

Poet Marie Howe gives Tricycle readers a poem to carry with them on “Poem in Your Pocket Day.”

By Marie Scarles

Apr 21, 2016

Poetry Month Week 3: Writing from the Core

Lama Rod Owens talks about poetry’s important role in his own spiritual practice.

By Lama Rod Owens

Apr 17, 2016

Trike DailyPersonal Reflections

Silence: Stillness

If we could slow down and stop for 10 minutes a day, we’d be amazed by the transformation.

By Patricia Donegan

Apr 15, 2016

A Watchfulness Routine for Writing

A poet shares a gazing outward practice that allows her to look within.

By Lauren Krauze

Apr 13, 2016

Vigilant Introspection

An excerpt from an epic Buddhist poem that instructs us how to open our hearts.

By The Editors

Apr 12, 2016

Poetry Month Week 2: Using Poetry to Work through Difficult Subjects

Poet Teresa Mei Chuc uses meditation and compassion to confront war, immigration, and other emotional subjects in her work.

By Teresa Mei Chuc

Apr 11, 2016

Poetry Month Week 1: Zen, Poetry, and Not Thinking

Dick Allen reads a selection of his poetry and gives a lesson for National Poetry Month.

By Dick Allen

Apr 03, 2016

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Coming Out Whole

A Buddhist teacher explains why she came out as transgender in the nineties.

By Caitriona Reed

Jun 19, 2019

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The Buddhist Review

What is a Grammy to Laurie Anderson?

The avant-garde artist discusses her award-winning album, Landfall, and how her work and Buddhist practice have merged over time.

By Matthew Abrahams

Summer 2019

Dharma Talks

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The Buddha’s Communication Toolbox

Explore the Buddha’s ancient guidelines for right speech with tools to translate those teachings into the fast-paced conversations of a digital world. Insight meditation teacher Oren Jay Sofer shares three foundations of mindful communication to bring your deeper values and intentions into every interaction.

Oren Jay Sofer

Jun 2019

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Poetry Month

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

Haiku in the Digital Age

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

Poetry Month Week 4: Taking Ownership of Our Stories

Trike Daily Arts & Culture

A Poem for Every Pocket

Trike DailyArts & Culture

Poetry Month Week 3: Writing from the Core

Trike DailyPersonal Reflections

Silence: Stillness

Trike DailyArts & Culture

A Watchfulness Routine for Writing

Trike DailyTeachings

Vigilant Introspection

Trike DailyArts & Culture

Poetry Month Week 2: Using Poetry to Work through Difficult Subjects

Trike DailyArts & Culture

Poetry Month Week 1: Zen, Poetry, and Not Thinking