Canadian Federation of Poets
- Canadian Federation of Poets
The Canadian Federation of Poets is the founding federation in a global community of poets and poetry lovers. Federations and their members from around the world can post messages, "meet" via forums and live chats, and learn about themselves and their international colleagues with regard to poetry. According to its website, the CFP further "exists to unite international communities and artists in the celebration of all that is important to [them] as poets and as people living in an ever-changing world".
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* [http://www.federationofpoets.com/ Official website]
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