Wonderful Wednesday`s Monthly Meet and Greet..Calling all poets

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Welcome To Wonderful Wednesday

~Meet and Greet~

A Special  monthly blog as we Meet and Greet all

Especially our new readers,poets and writers to CPC


Let`s give a warm welcome

As a poet family , a family tree

Your poetry touches our hearts and you do, too

Please, remember to comment your fellow poets

Bring a friend


We always look forward to new poets, readers


Tonight may we give all a warm welcome to CPC

as we write a little poetry


Maybe expressing how much CPC means to you,
or
What poetry, writing means, does for you

What style of poetry do you enjoy writing

and why

Even share one of your lst poems you wrote

or any past one you wish to share

It`s


Freestyle tonight

 

Just share your  inspiring poetry

Enjoy having fun and being as you are


A creative poet for all


Hope you enjoy this blog

as much as we enjoy you being here

Please, click the heart at the top showing you did~Grateful hugs


What you write ones remember

Have to love and respect poetry


72 Comments

  • di710smiles says:

    Welcome to April`s Meet and Greet Enjoying meeting and reading about ones Too, a night with our regular crew those that keep us going enjoying, sharing poetry each night :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:

  • di710smiles says:

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    Poetry we write with delight
    Enjoying each other sharing light
    Friends as family growing branching out with wings in flight
    Write me do with poetry we choose
    Graphics to inspire our muse
    Comment always adding smiles right
    Maybe poems have a flaw but, never point out with claws
    Only inspiration to keep us writing our style no laws

  • Scotorum says:

    An overlaid poem will appear as if by magic in a bit. How long? Ask Photobucket personnel LOL photo BARCO_zps24f2481e.jpg

  • Angel Love says:

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  • MichelleReid says:

    The Poetic Gift

    I paint breathtaking images in pen and ink,
    From the sorrow of today to the Playful Red Hat’s in mink,
    A gift to enlighten and inspire your sorrowful or happy soul,
    Warm the hearts of those who felt the harsh coldness of life is my goal.

    May my gift shine on you a purity of strength to cure any strife,
    A gift that inspires my eternal life,
    Words of sorrow and deep love that comes from the deep darkness of my heart,
    Visual images of such pictures is a fine art.

    Inspire my passion as the times steadily shift,
    And we all find ourselves a drift,
    Smoothing your hearts and souls with words like calming a rough sea,
    And the captain bellowing “hold the mass firm” or the sea takes our souls free.

    It is a story I tell of Trees, Oceans, Grand Mountains and people so true,
    From the Indian paint brush to the song that my heart sings of the view,
    As for today I find my heart in the gift of poetic verse so I write
    So that our souls can take flight into the raven dark of the night,
    Or soar in the bright light of the warmth of the sun as you embrace the written words that I paint,
    Your view is only refined by your own mind restraint.

    I drop the ink to Paper,
    Has you breath it in like vapor,
    It is a small gift for you each day,
    And I tip my red hat as I go out to play.

    Michelle Reid
    Copyright ©2009 Michelle Reid

  • Dark_Secrets says:

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  • sunshine2010 says:

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    You can do just about anything in a poem. That’s why poetry writing is so wild and free: Poets have complete liberty to build something out of nothing simply by stringing words together, like words you have with in your heart wanting to come out.Write with honesty and whats with in you. Don’t back away from your thoughts or feelings.

  • Barbara_K says:

    PLAYING HIDE-AND-SEEK

    My spritely muse
    of day and night,
    so accustomed I’ve become
    to her presence
    and her flight,
    seems to have
    (at least temporarily)
    opened the window
    and flown away
    for I can’t find her at all;
    she’s completely lost
    and out of my sight.

    So often full of life
    and lively things to say,
    she has left me here alone
    and searching for a way
    to find those words
    I’ve grown quite used
    to finding each day.

    So without my muse
    of morning and night
    to help me find my way,
    I must admit I’m feeling
    rather lost along the path
    as I try to find my way.

    I certainly hope
    it’s just a game,
    a bit of hide-and-seek,
    and that my spritely muse
    of day and night
    will soon return
    to share her words
    and play again with me.

    (c) barbara kausteklis 4-3-13

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