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Highlights FoundationApril 25th, 2013
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WFMAD Day 6
Day six has been spent on writing haibun and haiku to,submit for publication. I sputtered yesterday but today was new. Tomorrow I meet with my writing group.
The Progressive Poem for National Poetry Month
Advice for a Dark Day If you are reading this, you must be hungry. Kick off your silver slippers, come sit with us a spell. A hanky, here, now dry your tears and fill your glass with wine. … Continue reading
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NaPoWriMo Day 21
Today I am writing for the Willamette Writers Writing House. It’s within minutes of my home and my writing group decided that rather than go out of town, this would be great for a day retreat (6 rooms for writing @ … Continue reading
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NaPoWriMo: Day 15 &16
Well, yesterday I went down the rabbit hole of tax. shell found on the sand morning tide discovery breakfast for the gulls ++++++++++++=+++=+==== snapdragon gossip In the garden yesterday hummingbirds dive bomb
Interview Wednesday: Meet Renee La Tulippe
Isn’t this a great name, Renee La Tulippe? So joyful and makes me think of tulips which are currently blooming in my front yard. Renee and I “met” over the Poetry Postcard project for National Poetry Month. She is presenting … Continue reading
NaPoWri Mo: Days 7 and 8
Yesterday I went down a rabbit hole while working on a poetry project thus no writing or posting, except for revising poems. fog rolls in on waves seashore morn salt air awakens or fog rolls in on waves seashore morning, … Continue reading
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2012 Kidlit Progressive Poem for National Poetry Month
Thanks to the organization of Irene Latham , a progressive poetry is in the works throughout the kidlitosphere. Today is my turn to add a line. If you are reading this you must be hungry Kick off your silver slippers … Continue reading
Slice of Life Story Challenge: 28 of 31
Do You Ever Think You are Going Crazy? Yesterday I wrote this post. After writing my SOL, I started working on the post about poetry mentors. This meant looking for previous notebooks/journals that had notes from poetry workshops I have … Continue reading
Slice of Life Story Challenge: 24 of 31
Poetry Workshop with Paulann Petersen Today was a fabulous day. Fourteen people gathered to spend the day writing with Oregon’s Poet Laureate, Paulann Petersen. Paulann led us in a series of writing “springboards.” Don’t you love that phrase, to spring … Continue reading
