Celebrating our new top writer.
 |
| Photo by Glen Carrie on Unsplash |
Dear writers and readers,
February has arrived with a fresh breeze of language, rhythm, and emotion — and we’re thrilled to unveil our Top Writer Spotlight for the month! But first, some reminders.
Please note that if images are placed in your poem or story without a proper caption, ie, the owner’s name and where the photo is from, with a link in place, or even if it is your own photo or an AI one, then please state this fact.
Now, our top writer for February 2026:
— drum roll —
Our next top writer is:
Paula Lechten — February’s Featured Poet
Please join us in celebrating Paula Lechten as The Lark Publication’s Top Writer for February 2026! Paula is one of our newest voices, having joined our community of creatives in 2025, and she’s already making waves with her rich, evocative poetry.
Paula’s work lovingly navigates the delicate terrain of loss, memory, and the strange humor that keeps us alive — poems that feel like warm conversations with an old friend, and reflections that settle into your bones long after the last line.
Her writing can be found on Medium, where she explores themes that whirl between grief and grace, often pausing to make us laugh, think, and feel deeply.
Explore her profile:
Must-read pieces:
Some of her recent works published in The Lark include evocative pieces like “A Symphony of Light” and “Connections”, both shimmering with insight and lyricism.
Whether you’re looking for lines that make you pause or verses that make you burst with recognition, Paula’s poetry delivers something for every soul.
Here are some of Paula’s poems and prose writing:
Note From the Editor
We’re endlessly grateful for the vibrant voices that make The Lark Publication a place of discovery and wonder. As the community continues to grow, we promise more features, more stories, and more moments that remind us why we read — and why we write.
Stay curious. Stay inspired. And most of all, keep reading, and look out for our next newsletter.
With lyrical love,
The Lark Publication Team
Comments
Post a Comment