Laurel lets you analyze the poems. Every work has a page that measures its form, rhyme, rhythm and vocabulary against the rest of the library, and you can compare the poets with each other on any of those measures.

Laurel has games, a leaderboard, and ways to learn. The games adapt in difficulty as you play.

Laurel lets you listen as you go and take notes. Many poems have a recording that plays along with the text, and you can add a note to any line and find all your notes later in one place.

Laurel lets you browse poetry with ease and use tools to better understand it. Click any line and Laurel shows you how it scans, what it rhymes with, and what the hard words mean.

Welcome to Laurel! Laurel is now live and ready to use. After many months of development the website is available on both mobile and desktop. In this thread you will find some of the key things Laurel can do. laurelpoetry.com

Check out Laurel on mobile. If you are reading this on your phone, laurelpoetry.com/app.html opens the mobile version, with the whole library and all the tools made for a small screen.

A map of where the poets were born. Over sixteen hundred of them, from Homer on. Press play and watch it fill in over the centuries, or search a name to find one poet. laurelpoetry.com/map.html

There are also games, a leaderboard, and educational resources. The games adapt in difficulty as you play. laurelpoetry.com/play.html

You can listen as you go and take notes. Many poems have a recording that plays along with the text, and you can add a note to any line and find all your notes later in one place. laurelpoetry.com/read.html?wo...

Laurel lets you browse poetry with ease and use tools to better understand it. Click any line and Laurel shows you how it scans, what it rhymes with, and what the hard words mean. laurelpoetry.com/read.html?wo...