O, Miami, the monthlong poetry festival, is alas, o,ver. Thankfully, though, you can relive it anytime you like through images, video and the words written to capture the Knight Foundation- sponsored event that aims to bring a poem to every Miamian in April.

National Book Award Winner Nikky Finney at the O, Miami Wallcast. Credit: O, Miami/ Gesi Schilling

The festival’s bookends are indicative of the electic event: O, Miami officially kicked off with a poetry Wallcast featuring National Book Award Winner Nikky Finney and ended with a Dirty Limerick competition on the stage at a bar called Gramps.

Jose Marti takes his last ride, down Calle Ocho. Credit: O, Miami/Gesi Schilling

Along the way, Cuban poet Jose Marti took his final ride down Calle Ocho, handing out white roses and drinking a cafecito, modern-day Cuban poets read on their first visit to Miami, American poet Jimmy Santiago Baca spoke in a rare appearance, and hundreds of people wrote their own works for the #ThisisWhere poetry contest, whose only requirement was inserting that phrase somewhere in the poem.  (Check out the finalists here.) I could go on, but it’s much more fun if you browse yourself. Take a look at O, Miami’s blog, or check out their Facebook and Twitter  feeds. Enjoy! – Marika Lynch