 Rose at Imagine the Possibilities is hosting today. She's sharing a birthday poem. It's a great reminder that we as writers have already made gifts for our family and friends by writing poems for them. Are you interested in a poetry challenge? The September #poetrypals challenge is the Definito, created by poet Heidi Mordhorst,  Yesterday, I shared this poem on social media for the first day of fall. Today, I am in Hood River with college chums for the weekend and found a fabulous Queen Anne's lace seed-head. Several of the Poetry Friday group and beyond are using the hashtag #poetryplayground to promote our wee poems on social media. Please feel free to do so. It's so important for us to life one another up. red tinged leaves autumn slips in welcomes change ©Jone Rush MacCulloch  story seeds breezy scatterings plots unfold ©Jone Rush MacCulloch  We're down under for Poetry Friday at Kat at Kathryn Apel. She's catching us up on all her adventures of the last few months. Are you interested in a poetry challenge? The September #poetrypals challenge is the Definito, created by poet Heidi Mordhorst, One thing I have done sporadically is to write short poems for Scot Gaelic translation. I rely on my first Gaelic teacher, Cam. And she sometimes checks with others. I wrote two in response to two photos I took in Scotland. Cam is very involved with The American Scottish Gaelic Society . She's been so kind to promote my little poems in their quarterly newsletter. I'm excited that my two summer endeavors will be publish in the September edition.  calanais stones hold stories of our ancestors © Jone Rush MacCulloch, 2022  cuibhlichean carbad a h-uile bleideag mheirge sgeulachd wagon wheels every rust fleck a story © Jone Rush MacCulloch , 2022 PF graphic, ©Amber Fleek Poetry Friday is hosted this week by Carol at Beyond LiteracyLink. Are you interested in a poetry challenge? The September #poetrypals challenge is the Definito, created by poet Heidi Mordhorst,  I wish I was better are responding to poetry opportunities and prompts. Today I found Margaret's photo prompt. A spider web. I love me a good spider web.
This afternoon as I was enjoying the deck, I looked up (Isn't always about looking up?). A spider web. Thus I found my Poetry Friday entry for this week. woven words vanish in the wind lost poems ©2022, jone rush macculloch |
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