Although I occasionally write poetry, I don’t make a fuss about it because I so rarely do it. And because I’m never quite sure if I should call it poetry. My poems don’t rhyme. They don’t have a recognizable meter or structure (and I don’t even know what I mean […]
Alone (double cinquain) Alone So incomplete Gazing at the moonlight Wondering just when you’ll be here Nearby With me To start our lives Never to leave again Becoming whole and not just half As one Pamela has written a second collection of love poems. Poetry is an expression from deep […]
Poetry is like art. I know what I like when I see it, or in the case of a collection of poetry, Dreams of Love, when I read it. It’s difficult to believe that Pamela has not been writing poetry for years, that she has only recently engaged in the […]
Originally posted on The Paperbook Blog:
It’s Friday afternoon, and I am elbow deep in Issue Eight of The Paperbook Collective. I should probably be nose deep in a glass of wine, but there is none in the house. That I can find anyway… So I’m feeling a bit crazy,…
Who wrote the first modern poem? Learn more at Interesting Literature! Interesting Literature Who wrote the first modern English poem? When – and, indeed, where – was it written? There are numerous candidates, but one could do worse than propose the answer ‘T. E. Hulme, in 1908, on the back […]
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Calling All Artists! Do I have your attention? I’m writing to let all authors, poets, musicians, painters, and any artist types that I forgot! The Community Storyboard is a new and exciting blog where you can submit your work and have it showcased. You…
Round 3. Formidable poets, but you can only vote for one.
Here’s a forum for writers and readers alike. The New Bard Press offers a place for writers to post their poems, stories, and essays, and for readers to read those works of art and offer comments. It’s a low-key version of Zoetrope, but without the review requirements. Malcolm Sterling, the […]
