Greetings to all poets and friends who find themselves walking the garden path with us on this fine Tuesday in August. I hope you find yourself in good company here, with a poem to share and the time to read those offered by your fellow writers. Therefore, please link up a poem of your choice and enjoy your time spent in the garden.
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Nice words for us today, Kerry. I like to write but my working vocabulary is pretty plain. Also I am very concerned about having something worthwhile for my readers.
ReplyDeleteI hope to return comments better this week. We are still in the process of moving.
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oh yes i did like the Auden, Churchill and as well the Crane associated with the blog button
ReplyDeletethe linky is not acepting my link today though
much love...
Hey everyone,
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great week so far, sharing a special poem today "Places I love", which I wrote when I was visiting Karachi last week. Hope you guys like it :D
Thank you Kerry for this wonderful opportunity :D
Lots of love,
Sanaa
Good morning, friends........I posted my second attempt at a poem after the style of Judith Wright - this time not the style, but I borrowed the form of one of her poems as I liked its rhythm. Thanks for hosting, Kerry, and for all you do to keep this ship sailing serenely and steadily along, no small task.
ReplyDeleteLOVE YA, TOADS!
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon - I don't know if this is a poem, but I wanted to share my gratitude.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying out haiga lately. I hope you enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHi Kerry--hope all well--not sure what to call mine! Take care, k.
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful quotes and thoughts.
ReplyDeleteKerry --hope okay to link new (second) poem. k
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