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Poetry Friday: November Evening by Lucy Maud Montgomery 1 comment

macrush53 wrote 1 day ago: I love finding poems by authors.  Here is one from Lucy Maud Montgomery of Anne of Green Gables and … more →

Poetry Stretch: Childhood Games2 comments

macrush53 wrote 1 day ago: When the “Poetry Stretch”  prompt to write about your favorite childhood game appeared, … more →

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For Brady

Martha Calderaro wrote 1 day ago: Last Poetry Friday, over at The Drift Record, Julie Larios posted a terrific poem about her “m … more →

Tags: dog rescue, dog poems, moon poems, Baypath Humane Society, dog adoption

Poetry Friday. 'My Lost Youth By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.'

millymarie wrote 1 day ago: My Lost Youth. By: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Often I think of the beautiful town That is seated by … more →

Poetry Friday: The Clock Struck One

asuen wrote 2 days ago: The Clock Struck One: A Time-telling Tale by Trudy Harris (Author) and Carrie Hartman (Illustrator) … more →

Tags: Poetry, Word choice, 6 Traits, Kidlit, picture book

Poetry Friday: Where Else in the Wild?3 comments

macrush53 wrote 1 week ago: Where Else in the Wild? More Camouflaged Creatures Concealed and Revealed  by David M. Schwartz and … more →

Poetry Stretch: Rictameter 4 comments

macrush53 wrote 1 week ago: This week the challenge was to write in the poetry form, rictameter.  It is a 9-line poem with a syl … more →

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Poetry Site to Explore7 comments

Martha Calderaro wrote 1 week ago: Friday, November 13, 2009—Gosh, there are so many places to turn to for poetry. Hard for me to … more →

Tags: PoetrySpeaks, Sourcebooks

Poetry Friday 9 comments

JBBC wrote 1 week ago: To Risk To laugh is to risk appearing a fool, To weep is to risk appearing sentimental. To reach out … more →

Tags: Inspiration, Poetry

Poetry Friday: Ocean's Child

asuen wrote 1 week ago: In Ocean’s Child by Christine Ford and Trish Holland (Authors) and David Diaz (Illustrator), t … more →

Tags: Poetry, Voice, 6 Traits, Kidlit, picture book

Poetry Friday. 'The Gladness of Nature' By William Cullen Bryant.

millymarie wrote 2 weeks ago: The Gladness of Nature By: William Cullen Bryant Is this a time to be cloudy and sad, When our mothe … more →

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Maxine Hong Kingston's sangha speaks

chrislombardi wrote 2 weeks ago: This coming Monday, with “Veterans Day Sales” all over the newspapers, most Americans ob … more →

Tags: Veterans, writing, Vietnam, iraq, Poets, Organizers, media, Maxine Hong Kingston, Frederick Marchant

Poetry Friday: A Poem Celebrating Rain2 comments

macrush53 wrote 2 weeks ago: The northwest is experiencing a powerful windy and rainy storm today.  In its honor from the book,  … more →

Poetry Friday: Thanksgiving Rules

asuen wrote 2 weeks ago: In Thanksgiving Rules by Laurie Friedman (Author) and Teresa Murfin (Illustrator), Percy shares his … more →

Tags: Poetry, Voice, 6 Traits, Kidlit, picture book

Poetry Friday1 comment

sto67 wrote 2 weeks ago: Something I wrote once upon a time. – hollow the ink blots, lines appearing thick and coarse a … more →

Tags: Poetry, Poems, Passing

Poetry Friday4 comments

JBBC wrote 3 weeks ago: Earlier in the week, I reviewed Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg’s cancer memoir, The Sky Begins At Your … more →

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Poetry Friday: Playing with the "Zeno" Form3 comments

macrush53 wrote 3 weeks ago: Pat Lewis introduced the world to his new poetry form, the “zeno” on Monday at The Miss … more →

Tags: poetry stretch

Poetry Friday: Clang! Clang! Beep! Beep!: Listen to the City

asuen wrote 3 weeks ago: Clang! Clang! Beep! Beep!: Listen to the City by Robert Burleigh (Author) and Beppe Giacobbe (Illust … more →

Tags: Word choice, Poetry, 6 Traits, Kidlit, picture book

Poetry Friday - when I was little

sto67 wrote 3 weeks ago: Eureka 7 inspired poem today. Renton is quite an interesting character, I love how he aspires to be … more →

Tags: Poetry, Love, Poem, Eureka 7, Eureka Seven, when I was little, Growing Up, Renton Thurston


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