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Poetry For The Youth That Spans All Generations
“Nostrovia” is the English mispronunciation of the Russian word for cheers. It is used as English slang for “let’s get drunk!” and as a common drinking toast. Nostrovia! is also the title of a soon-to-be-released poetry collection. Since it’s not available, you can read To Your Health: Humanity’s Diagnosis. Nostrovia! Poetry is attempting to revitalize the poetry market into an entire new being, an essence violating the common man and woman, and infecting them with the intoxicating effects of powerful writing. In order to do so, Nostrovia! Poetry is starting small with an independent press that offers online publication.
Nostrovia! Poetry is a poetic community that offers a foundation for writers and poets to build off of, and lean upon for publication and promotion. This small independent press evolved out of my necessity to spread word of his poetry collection, Nostrovia!. Late 2011, Nostrovia! Poetry was birthed as a platform for Jeremiah’s writing. By 2012, it was a growing press publishing all forms of poetry, from experimental to closely chained traditional. I began promoting poetry and others through online social medias and various posters and flyers for locals to observe. He then installed the weekly contest into the collection Nostrovia! Poetry’s assets, creating a completely free way for poets to be promoted and gain deserved attention. The same goes for the origins of the Guest Blog, where Nostrovia! Poetry trys to accept all submitted poetry and promote equally. You can view all of the publishing opportunities available through Nostrovia! Poetry at the main website. Nostrovia! Poetry is for writers who wake because they write.
I love to hear from the writers and readers of today, so leave a comment telling me why you love, hate, or don’t care about Nostrovia! Poetry, poetry general, or whatever is on your mind.
-Cheers!



Carrie
/ August 13, 2012– thanks for visiting my blog! It’s always nice to meet someone new in the blogging world. Poetry is important in my work and I will look forward to learn more about your blog and the poetry within. Peace.
uniquelyrussell
/ September 4, 2012Thanks for visiting my blog. I’ve enjoyed seeing the dynamism and work contained in yours. I’ll look forward to reading the updates.
getbusyyall
/ September 10, 2012Sounds interesting! Thanks for visiting my blog, and liking that post. I will be checking your page out in future.
Anna Scott Graham
/ October 24, 2012I wonder if you could find Tecate in Russia. I buy it when I make Belgian beer stew, then use what’s left in a chocolate stout cake recipe, which usually comes out fine.
Thanks for stopping by my Kelly Tremane blog today!
oliviateregulova
/ October 25, 2012Thanks for following my blog
Jeremiah Walton
/ October 26, 2012No problem. Cheers!
louis marvin
/ November 1, 2012Someone actually used the word Nostrovia! yesterday. It fell somewhere at the base of Diamond Head, at the Diamond Head Tennis Center. It was between games, during a set of tennis, prior to beer consumption.
Jeremiah Walton
/ November 2, 2012I’ve yet to hear anyone but myself say this as a toast, or even in general, though I know Nostrovia! is not that uncommon of a term. Nostrovia! Cheers!
lwpatricks
/ November 5, 2012Thanks for the follow on my blog! Nostrovia looks very interesting. Can’t wait to be a part of this web page’s community
Jeremiah Walton
/ November 5, 2012Glad to have you around! I look forward to seeing your contributions. Cheers!
Kim
/ November 19, 2012Thanks for visiting “Unwalled”; glad that my post “World Crisis Abounds” was a blessing to you”………all the best!………Kim
justinahmad
/ November 27, 2012thank you for liking my post. I will certainly check out this blog!
bussokuseki
/ November 27, 2012Thanks so much for visiting my blog. Love the connection between waking and writing…and writing and waking… Be well.
wordcoaster
/ January 4, 2013Thanks so much for following–I look forward to discovering more in your blog and poet’s community.
teasbook
/ January 5, 2013Thank you so much for visiting my blog and all the likes! It really means a lot to me!
As you probably guessed, I love poetry! I like your take on this and I think I will keep updated with your work. God Bless!
Ganesh
/ January 16, 2013Nice and interesting blog Jeremiah! Thanks for following “Known is a drop, Unknown is an Ocean”.
crimsonprose
/ January 16, 2013Reading your blog I feel humbled that you decided to follow mine.
Liberty of Thinking
/ January 16, 2013Hi Jeremiah,
Thanky for visiting and following my blog! I love your idea about a new dimension platform for emerging poets and poetry. As you could see from my own About, I am both contributor and editor of a similar “enterprise”, so I’ll be closely following you😇
I’ll get back soon!
Take care, mate…
Rom
stephglaser
/ January 17, 2013Great idea Jeremiah! You truly show passion — thank you for sharing and thank you so much for stopping by and following Travel Oops! Steph
ajaytao2010
/ January 17, 2013Thanks for visiting my blog. Be in touch. Browse through the category sections, I feel you may find something of your interest.
Sketchuniverse
/ January 17, 2013Your blog is wonderful and amazing. Congratulations! Thanks too, for visit the ‘sketchuniverse. Our community ever need young breeze and people just like you. Have a nice day!
jilrob
/ January 17, 2013Thanks so much for visiting and deciding to follow my blog, Discover Santosha. I’m really intrigued by all that you are doing with Nostrovia, and glad that you’ve made me aware of it. Keep it up!
xelaardan
/ January 17, 2013Thanks for stopping by and following Rabbit-Eared Ramblings
I really like what you’ve got going here, and look forward to poking around some more! Have a good one
Ronald E. Shields
/ January 18, 2013Thank you for taking the time to read my poetry. This site is quite an engaging enterprise…your talent and energy are indeed impressive.
ajaytao2010
/ January 18, 2013thanks
journeyintopoetry
/ January 18, 2013Thanks for visiting my humble blog! Much appreciated.
I put a collection of my poems in a book for family and friends for Christmas. Didnt dare see about getting published because I cant stand rejection! And I know nothing about poetry anyway! Its been a success with all who have read it anyway.
Nostrocia! Except I would have to get drunk on lemonade being a recovering alcoholic
IAmFashioned
/ January 31, 2013Just stopping by to say hello – I always enjoy reading your posts! I’ve nominated you for The Versatile Blogger Award. You can read more about it @ http://fashionedwithpurpose.wordpress.com/
mirannanda
/ January 31, 2013I enjoyed the sample of your LSD poetry.
looking forward to browsing some more. Thank you for stopping by my blog.
Jeremiah Walton
/ February 2, 2013I’m glad you enjoyed! The full collection can be read free on Goodreads. Cheers!
anelephantcant
/ February 3, 2013AnElephantCant think of anything clever to say
This happens time after time
But he wants you to know
That he likes you and so
He says hello with this silly rhyme
Jeremiah Walton
/ February 27, 2013I appreciated the poem-comment hybrid. I chuckled haha Cheers!
Lipstick and Chaos
/ February 3, 2013Nominated you for “Inspiring Blogger” … just click back to http://lipstickandchaos.wordpress.com/2013/02/03/inspiring-blogger-thank-you-said-in-earnest/ Thanks for the great reads!!!
Jeremiah Walton
/ February 27, 2013Thanks so much! I’m glad you enjoy Nostrovia! Poetry. Cheers!
Lipstick and Chaos
/ February 28, 2013Alice Keys
/ February 24, 2013Thanks for visiting my blog. I gave me a chance ot track back here and look around.
Jeremiah Walton
/ February 27, 2013I hope you enjoy what you see! Cheers!
Jennwith2ns
/ February 27, 2013I was going to point out the third/first person shift, but since you said not to . . .
Thanks for visiting my blog! Feel free to return any time.
Jeremiah Walton
/ February 27, 2013I don’t even remember writing that. It must of been a late night, at some point, where I was hunched over the computer screen at 3 am. I’ll definitively return again. Cheers!
yasniger
/ March 6, 2013Thanks for showing interest in what I put out too.
I sincerely hope you continue to find my works entertaining & pleasurable.
Be safe.
Clintonspel
/ March 6, 2013thanks for following my blog.. nice and amazing blog youve got here too
Chrissy
/ March 22, 2013Thanks for visiting my blog. This sounds interesting. Where are you located?
Jeremiah Walton
/ March 23, 2013Nostrovia! Poetry is based in NH. Most of the work and projects are done in the New England area, but I’m looking to expand into San Francisco. Cheers!
missgiraffeneck
/ March 24, 2013Hello! I’ve chosen you to win the a Best Moment Award! I think your blog is stellar–I love the dynamism and passion you display. Details on the award can be found here: http://www.momentmatters.com/best-moment-award-dja/
I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Jeremiah Walton
/ March 24, 2013Thank you so much! Cheers!
Lipstick and Chaos
/ March 24, 2013I love it because there is so much to read and offer and it can be done so without so much of a “grain of sand out of place” or I can plant my foot, announcing my presence in a comment, and the effects are still the same – brilliance in what I read
Jeremiah Walton
/ March 24, 2013I’m glad you enjoy Nostrovia! Poetry so much! It really means a lot to hear that. You might of just made my day. Cheers!
Lipstick and Chaos
/ March 24, 2013Gratzi and Prego!
aliznaidi
/ April 2, 2013An amazing venue for all kinds of poetry. Keep spreading the word.
Jeremiah Walton
/ April 3, 2013Thank you! I’m truly glad you think so. Cheers!
aliznaidi
/ April 21, 2013You are so welcome.
Daniela
/ May 30, 2013Thanks for stopping by the blog. It looks like a lot of people like Nikki Giovanni. Will make an effort to submit poem for your contest first chance I get.
Jeremiah Walton
/ May 30, 2013Sounds great! I look forward to reading it.