Thanks to Tabatha Yeatts for leading us in the Summer Poetry Swap (as well as the Winter Swap). I forget how many years we have been doing this exchange but in an upside down world right now, it the balm for the poetry soul. This week, I received my swap for Kathryn Apel. She send these three electronic images and poems: This poem…from an information sheet and collaged with waters colors introduces us to the RAINBOW BEE EATER. I may have to try this poetry form. Kind of a reverse black out. Then a watercolor and cherita…love that the bee-eater snaps-snack And finally, a question and play on words…swoon. Kat said that while not as small as hummingbirds, the rainbow bee-eaters remind her of hummingbirds. I agree so much.
And her rainbow bee eater would have like a couple of my bee-themed poems that I sent as swaps this summer. Kat has had a very busy summer as she’s been busy as a judge for the Dorothea Mackellar Poetry Awards.
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