by Juliet Wilson
It’s spring! The grass is growing, the flowers are blooming, the birds are singing! It’s a time of new beginnings and growth. Let spring or new beginnings inspire your poetry this week.
If you’re in the southern hemisphere, you may prefer to write about autumn, if you’re in the tropics, you may want to write about the monsoon or the dry season.
Of course, wherever you are, you may prefer to write about something else entirely!
Whatever you write, remember to come back next week to Get Your Poem On and share your work.
Am mid-way through one! If it works out I may well post it on here later.
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This is my contribution.
It is not really a poem though. But here goes. =)
here is my spring poem
http://a-mus-ing.blogspot.com/2009/03/spring.html
Hello, hello enthusiastic poets!
Hold on there!
This is the prompt part of the exercise and next Thursday is the part you post a link to your poem, at the “Get Your Poem On” prompt. Be sure to come back then, so more people will see your links and perhaps stop by to read!
Hi there. Spring is wonderful
white berries
love-bd
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