Telegram of the dayJohnny's World Of Poetry: a poem every weekday
One poem a day, Monday to Friday, posted in full — from Catullus and Han-shan to Emily Dickinson, G. K. Chesterton and Charles Bukowski.
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Telegram of the dayOne poem a day, Monday to Friday, posted in full — from Catullus and Han-shan to Emily Dickinson, G. K. Chesterton and Charles Bukowski.
Instagram of the dayPotter Hsin-Chuen Lin carves wet clay, rolls patterns with hand-cut stamps and trims bowls on the wheel. Short, mesmerising clips that need no words.
TikTok of the dayPaul Jorgensen of the Langfocus YouTube channel explains how languages work and why English grammar is stranger than it looks.
Pinterest of the dayA Dezeen board with more than 3,000 architectural drawings: floor plans, sections, axonometrics and collages from contemporary projects.
Site of the dayA 3D globe of Earth across 750 million years. Pick an era to see the continents drift, or type in your town to see where it sat in the age of dinosaurs.
TikTok of the dayScience communicator and author Toby Hendy turns physics, math and strange ideas into calm, curious short videos.
Dwell magazine's Pinterest on modern homes: 130 boards covering bathrooms, backyards, apartments and beach houses, updated almost daily.
Site of the dayA scale map of the solar system where the Moon is a single pixel. Scroll sideways for a very long time and finally feel how empty space is.
Instagram of the dayFrench illustrator Malika Favre works in flat colour and sharp light and shadow: minimal detail, maximum punch. Her portfolio includes New Yorker covers.
TikTok of the dayMath teacher Steve Chow works through integrals and tricky problems on a whiteboard, switching between his trademark black and red pens.
The London design museum's Pinterest: jewelry, fashion, exhibition boards on Chanel, Africa Fashion and the Korean Wave, plus V&A-inspired interiors.
Site of the dayPlayable explanations of big ideas — game theory and trust, anxiety, news cycles, AI safety. All free and released into the public domain.