Jen Stark Art

You won't believe the animated version of this, but go there and feast on Coriolis Effect any way. I bet you won't stop with just one!

Got the link form Sherry Chandler, 1 Oct 2007

Thoughts before the summer sunrise

When Verse goes blog wild

like birds
fresh young fledglings
the words must learn to fly
take on the sky never asking
why not



Learn about the Chipping Sparrow and listen to his song.

E-stir Poem Published

Check my latest at Sunday, April 08, 2007, The New Verse News: POST MEDIEVAL PROM PARTY

tease:

"They parade down the time line from paradise
Bless post-menopausal teachers with knowing smiles.
Recreate virginity with time machine travel
as miraculous as the birds flying through tales before
they happen."

The High Plains Writers Sixth Annual Poetry Award will accept submissions March 12 - April 16

South Dakota Artists Network Member Gallery Page four - News/Info Page Four: "CALLING ALL POETS
The High Plains Writers Sixth Annual Poetry Award will accept submissions March 12 - April 16
$100 in cash and prizes
Poets are invited to submit one (1) poem of 35 lines or less in any style to: Rapid City Public Library
attn: Jason Walker
610 Quincy Street Rapid City, SD 57701
or jwalker@rcplib.org
Electronic submissions are kindly suggested to be in the body of an email. Attachments that do not open, open poorly or contain questionable file extensions will be excluded. Any entry over 35 lines will be discarded. Any poet who submits more than one poem will be disqualified.
Last date entries will be accepted: April 16th.
Winners will be announced at the Spring Poets Coffeehouse at the Rapid City Public Library on April 20th. Participants are not required to be present to win. However, winning entries will be read at the Coffeehouse either by the author or a member of HPW. Submissions become the property of High Plains Writers and may be used in HPW promotions. Authors retain all other rights."

Poems for Spring

Slide Show


Spring is a popular topic for poems: Read all about what Garrison Keillor had to say about the A Prairie Home Companion Spring Lyric Contest and read the the 15 finalist poems chosen for 2007.

I published our entry composed on the first full day of spring this year on my blog, Cornfedtrouble.

The day was particularly warm and the snow from one of largest blizzards in years was about gone although it had been less than 3 weeks before.

Too good to be true?

myScreen Saver weekly feature

Click here on the title, Spring Confusiont to download, send, comment, or ...

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