To Autumn -- a Poetry Friday post

[kellyrfineman]

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When I saw the line about hair washing I thought, "This is one I have to submit!"

[anonymous]

I'm in with a poem (http://twowritingteachers.wordpress.com/2007/10/19/a-poem-about-writing-on-this-rainy-poetry-friday/) by Harryette Mullen.

Have a super day Kelly!

--Stacey from Two Writing Teachers

Re: When I saw the line about hair washing I thought, "This is one I have to submit!"

[kellyrfineman]

My computer broke, so I can't process words. It was very good.

[anonymous]

Keats has made his poem so heavy with juicy images that it nearly puts me into a trance and makes me feel the drowsy fullness of Autumn. And the recording! Thanks for that.

I'm in for Poetry Friday with an original poem, Credo.

Sara Lewis Holmes
Read*Write*Believe

[kellyrfineman]

Credo: I don't believe I've read a better original poem by someone I "know" in a very long time.

[anonymous]

Thanks, Kelly. You're rockin' the hostess gig today.

Poetry friday

[anonymous]

Hi Kelly,
Thanks for rounding us up today. I'm in with some bird poems.
http://missrumphiuseffect.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-for-birds.html
Regards,
Tricia

Re: Poetry friday

[kellyrfineman]

Your poems are about birds, but not for the birds!

[jamarattigan]

Hi Kelly!

Thanks for hosting and for that lovely Keats ode. My thoughts are also in England today, with a poem by Laurie Lee.

[kellyrfineman]

The way you phrased that second sentence made me laugh. My understanding is that advice to some British wives were told to "close their eyes and think of England" during marital relations. My brain works in mysterious ways, but there 'tis.

[kellyrfineman]

Yeah - my walking plans are on temporary hold because it's oppressively humid here, with imminent threat of rain (and severe winds).