Sunday Picnic

[alee_grrl]

Sunday, every Sunday, let's have a community picnic. It's probably been a long week, and it's lovely to have a few minutes to sit back and relax and enjoy some good conversation in a less formal space. Feel free to bring something for the Picnic Basket - a poem you liked this week, a thought you had or something you experienced, or even something completely unrelated to poetry whatsoever that you just feel like sharing. Just take a moment to say hello, and maybe have a bite to eat; no one is going anywhere fast, and the shade promises some relief from the everyday heat. Let’s get to know each other a bit better, here under the branches of the poet’s tree.

Comments

[alee_grrl]

Is it a comment if the comment is that you can't think of anything to say? ^-~

It certainly can be. :)

rather than feeling guilty about doing something other than read. Yay! I am getting there!

Yay for not feeling guilty about doing something other than reading! :)

And I kind of want to retell Hansel and Gretel in poetry format, but the idea hasn't progressed beyond there yet...

::offers fine candy and flowers to the muses:: I would love to see your take on Hansel and Gretel in poetry format. I've really enjoyed your other poetic retellings of folk tales.

[lynnoconnacht]

It's been so long. The only times in recent years I've managed not to feel too guilty have been the times I was writing for university...


Oooooh, so evil. Calliope loves flowers... XD I'll poke it and see what comes out. ^-^ I want to find a way to incorporate the crumbs into the poem's structure, though.

[alee_grrl]

I want to find a way to incorporate the crumbs into the poem's structure, though.

Sounds intriguing. :)

[lynnoconnacht]

It should be if I can find a way to do it! ^-^ It does mean the poem's liable to be around the length of the The Little Mermaid one to accomodate that, though. ^-^ (It's not a bad thing, but I feel it's worth noting. Ah, my writings... Why do you never follow the rest I set? XD)