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Since 1999, the 21st of March has been the World Poetry Day.
Established by UNESCO with the aim of “supporting linguistic diversity through poetic expression and increasing the opportunity for endangered languages to be heard”.
So share your favorite poem with a friend, and learn more about Norwegian poetry by reading today’s blog article on the OLS platform.
Best,
Hannah, OLS Community manager - Norwegian