Happy Friday to One and All!
Today's Poetry Friday roundup will be held here at Big A little a. Leave your links in the comments, and I will roundup throughout the day.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Poetry Friday here!
Happy Friday to One and All!
Today's Poetry Friday roundup will be held here at Big A little a. Leave your links in the comments, and I will roundup throughout the day.
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Today, I have a serendipitous find, a lovely villanelle about the end of summer that I stumbled upon by frivolously googling "banana pudding poem."
Diane at
The Write Sisters has found a video of a found poem.
Kurious Kitty looks at Tea Party Today by Eileen Spinelli.
I'm sharing "What Happens Next" by Alison Deming at Random Noodling.
Kelly, I was waiting to hear from you about hosting this week--I volunteered a few months back. How does hosting scheduling work?
Kelly,
I have Lucy's Picture Day, a short original about an old family pet, at Notes from New England.
Thank you for hosting!
Hi Kelly, Thanks for hosting!
I have 2 wedding/love (or not!) themed entries.
First, "The Kiss," by Stephen Dunn, at http://laurasalas.livejournal.com/180519.html
Second, this week's 15 Words or Less poems are at http://laurasalas.livejournal.com/180241.html
Happy Poetry Friday!
Hi Kelly,
Lovely to see you, my dear! I'm in today with a poem by Charles Harper Webb entitled The Animals are Leaving.
Thanks for letting us hang out at your place this week!
Kelly,
I think I messed up the link in the comment ...
It should be
Notes from New England
So sorry!
I have a found poem today in the form of my husband's email to me about a rabid skunk at his school. Call it a pastoral piece. :)
It's here.
Thanks for hosting, Kelly!
And, I can host sometime in November or December. Let me know.
What beautiful flowers!
I posted Reeds of Innocence by William Blake at Bildungsroman. :)
Kelly -- thanks so much for hosting! I have a Donald Hall poem and thoughts on food this morning...
http://liz-scanlon.livejournal.com/131121.html
I'm swooning over the letter Q today, with a poem by Sharon Olds:
http://jamarattigan.livejournal.com/332647.html.
Thanks so much for hosting today, Kelly!
Thnaks for doing the roundup, Kelly!
At Wild Rose Reader, I have an original mask poem entitled "Dragonfly."
http://wildrosereader.blogspot.com/2009/10/dragonfly-original-mask-poem.html
At Blue Rose Girls, I have three original double dactyls.
http://bluerosegirls.blogspot.com/2009/10/poetry-friday-double-dactyls.html
At Political Verses, I have two new poems this week.
A Poem about the Conservative Bible Project--
http://politicalverses.blogspot.com/2009/10/poem-about-conservative-bible-project.html
Better Duck...It's Dick: A Double Dactyl about Dick Cheney and His Hunting Prowess--
http://politicalverses.blogspot.com/2009/10/better-duckits-dick-poem-about-dick.html
I have an original poem in the "Don't be afraid to try something new, like writing poetry" department.
http://writerjenn.livejournal.com/135089.html
Thanks for hosting!
Jennifer R. Hubbard
I have just stumbled onto the whole Poetry Friday phenom, having posted a Rilke (Autumn) that Sara (if I may be informal)posted awhile back...I blog about Brooklyn's Prospect Park and often use poetry, and now I have another reason to TGIF! Thanks for a cool idea--I hope newbies are welcome!
Hi, Kelly - I have Eve Merriam's A WEATHER POEM up for people to read over at The Drift Record
Julie
P.S. Last night I hunted around for the Fall list of who is hosting POETRY FRIDAY - but couldn't find it. Is it posted somewhere? All I could find were the Summer dates....
New blog address. Tied in the seed of Rosetti's "Goblin Market" with Laini Taylor's new book Lips Touch.
Here it is: http://maclibrary.wordpress.com/2009/10/23/poetry-friday-goblin-market/
My Poetry Friday post is about Casey at the Bat by Ernest Thayer.
Thanks for hosting.
This week's poem on The Stenhouse Blog is Straight Line by Georgia Heard.
One of my favorite professors always told us that scientists make fabulous poets, because they observe the world so closely. I'm in today with a review of Georgia Heard and Jennifer McDonough's fabulous new professional book, A PLACE FOR WONDER. This book helps teachers to help kids become observers, scientists, and poets.
Thanks, Kelly!
Here's a little Halloween poem at the
FATHER GOOSE blog
Trying again - it didn't take earlier, for some reason. I'm in with a wind has blown the rain away by E.E. Cummings. Here's the link: http://kellyrfineman.livejournal.com/491257.html
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'Our Little Ghost' By Louisa May Alcott
http://millymarie.wordpress.com/2009/10/24/poetry-friday-our-little-ghost-by-louisa-may-alcott/
Exhausted from Teen Read Week, but here's our post at readertotz for Poetry Friday: Cobbler, Cobbler.
Are those not the cutest shoes for Halloween?
Thanks, Kelly!
And I have an original poem at On Point: Bathing Beauties.
Thanks again, Kelly!
I've got a calm moment of hope today.
In celebration of my daughter's recent wedding, I have posted a lovely poem by Anne Bradstreet (1612-1672), "To My Dear and Loving Husband".
Thank you for hosting the roundup Kelly! I'm in with an original poem, "A Thousand Words" - http://misserinmarie.blogspot.com/2009/10/thousand-words-plum-icicles-cottage.html
Hello, sorry I'm a bit late - but PaperTigers is in with an article by Lara Saguisag and a poem by Valerie Bloom -
http://www.papertigers.org/wordpress/poetry-friday-lara-saguisag-and-valerie-bloom/
Here are some clever poems for kids, each of them illustrated.
http://coolheadluke.com/poems-and-drawings
Jen White
jenwhite@charter.net
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