How one can registered his poetry?

Answer 1

1) If they are good enough, submit them to a publisher.

2) If you want to find out whether they are good enough, submit one or two to small press publications or internet poetry sites.

3) If you just want to see them in a publication, self-publish.

Whichever you decide, do plenty of work at the research stage so as to make the process less painful.

Answer 2

You don't really need to register your poem.

If you are concerned about copyright, then make sure it is recorded in print or digitally with the date in some way that proves it was written by you on or before that date.

However, unless you are a published poet, there is generally no reason to go to any great length as there are literally millions of poems out there.

Best way is to find a publisher who will accept poetry (small press magazines are good) and send it to them. The act of sending it through letter post or email will date it as yours.

Answer 3

To officially register your poetry, you can submit it to the U.S. Copyright Office online or by mail. Copyright protection is automatically granted once a work is created and fixed in a tangible form, but registration provides additional legal benefits if you need to protect your rights.