Sleep reports. Notes about dreams. Severe admonishments about time spent on endless scrolling. Headache details. Plans for tomorrow and thinking ahead to the weekend. Scraps of ideas. Statements about sleep requirements. Observations about what is going on elsewhere in the house. Self-congratulations on dishes cooked. Lists of every ingredient. Details about where in the house… Continue reading What I found when I read through my diary
Month: July 2019
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Pantoum Workshop! August 3 in Trowbridge
For the August meeting of our poetry group, on August 3rd (2-4pm), Trowbridge Stanza is hosting an informal, fun, informative and enjoyable workshop about the pantoum. We'll read pantoums, write our own, either individually or in collaboration, or both, and hold a low-key, encouraging and friendly performance at the end of the afternoon. Everyone is… Continue reading Pantoum Workshop! August 3 in Trowbridge
Guest Blog: Confessions of a Poetry Competition Judge by John McCullough
If you're in the business of sending off your poems to competitions and magazines, these helpful and witty comments by poet, tutor, and competition judge John McCullough could be just for you! They've given me a lot of food for thought. Thank you, John, for the post. CONFESSIONS OF A POETRY COMPETITION JUDGE 1) I… Continue reading Guest Blog: Confessions of a Poetry Competition Judge by John McCullough
Collecting Pantoums
I'm writing in haste as this looks like the day we're going to tackle our back garden meadow (grass uncut all season) and the sunshine and garden shears are calling me. I'm putting together an informal, low-key workshop for Trowbridge Stanza based on the pantoum, which the Poetry Foundation explains well here and includes sample… Continue reading Collecting Pantoums





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