Oh my goodness...this is what happens when I go out and teach workshops all day...
I may have to stay up all night to read all this amazing poetry that you guys have written and I want to post some myself.
Freckle: love the haiku and the longer romantic poem and sorry that you didn't get to race yesterday.
This was once written for me and I hope someone will write me something again one day!
deep asleep she rolls
casts her hair across my face
and captures my dreams
(romance is great isn't it?!)
My friend in the Antarctic loves poetry so I told him about this thread and our haiku but the internet on the ship is too slow to read it. In his honour I would like to post his first ever haiku:
Snow petrels skimming
White capped waves and ice blue bergs
Tiny hearts fluttering.
I think it captures beautifully the vulnerability of the wildlife of that incredible environment.
part 3
prepared to get lost
in a woodland labyrinth
but only felled trees
(I have done the FRA navigation course but I'm still nervous about getting lost and whilst sad to see a wasteland of tree stumps...I was kind of relieved that I could now clearly see the moor that I needed to head for!).
Three posts in a row is probably enough! Look forward to your poetry tomorrow folks.
Hes - this is worth getting up early for. I wonder if your arctic pal can keep them coming - marvellous.
Isn't this thread just the best?????
ah hes thats so sweet...lovely, was your race good? sounds it
Originally Posted by Hes
Well worth seeing all together I thought.
Yesterday's endings
No need to analyse them
With new beginning.
How's the family Harry? Has your lad got a name yet
morning Ironathon
cairn of creased cotton awaits
iron steams must dash!
Loving this haiku...brill.....and HHH's....quite apt for my mornings work!...........have a lovely day all
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