WELCOME! Poetry Friday Is Here This Week!!!!

40 thoughts on “WELCOME! Poetry Friday Is Here This Week!!!!”

1. Can you tell me who’s hosting this week? I’m having a hard time finding the blog :). Thank you!!

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2. I’m late, but here’s a quick post-Friday poem in honor of National School Lunch Week which starts Monday.

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3. Thanks for hosting… I am new to this. I found Poetry Friday the other day on a friends blog and decided to join in!!

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5. A poem about clouds at http://mentortexts.blogspot.com/2007/10/cloud-poem.html.

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6. I’m in with a poem on poetry by Joan Aiken:

   http://sarahmillerbooks.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday_12.html

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7. Hi there! I’m new to your blog, but I dig it! 7-Imp is another two-people-hundreds-of-miles-apart blog. We should totally hang out.

   Anyway, we’re in with another Marge Piercy poem, “Colors passing through us.”

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8. I’m in with an interesting original.

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9. I didn’t have a Poetry Friday post today but wanted to say hello, since I just came over from Miss Rumphius’ blog. I’m a middle school ELA teacher and children’s author, and I love what you’re doing here! Thanks!

   -Kate Messner
   http://www.katemessner.com
   http://kmessner.livejournal.com

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10. I’m in with a poem for everyone who’s working on a dream: “For the Young who Want to” by Marge Piercy.

    http://hipwritermama.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-for-young-who-want-to.html

    Thank you for hosting!

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11. Thanks for hosting! Cuentesitos is in with If by Rudyard Kipling.

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12. Thanks for hosting this week. AmoXcalli is in with Borderlands by Gloria Anzaldua.

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13. I’ve posted on William Stafford today. Thanks for rounding up!

    http://liz-scanlon.livejournal.com/

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14. Thanks for doing the round-up this week. I’m in with a little poem about wind.
    http://simpleordinary.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-wind.html

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15. I have a few poems for Columbus Day from Rosemary and Stephen Vincent Benét,

    http://farmschoolathome.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-columbus-day-edition.html

    Thank you for hosting, Stacey and Ruth.

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16. This week I have my third straight week of poetry from a songwriter. This week it’s John Denver, who died 10 years ago today.

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17. Thanks for hosting the roundup. I’m up with an original today (at long last!) right here!

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18. Thanks for rounding up, ladies. Such a simple-looking poem, yet so hard to get those rhymes to work and make sense seasonally!

    I’m in with two original double dactyls (aka “higgledy piggledy” poems), and directions on how to write them.

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19. I have a rather nice poem today about weeding that I found because the author’s picture fell out of a book dontated to my library’s book sale.

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20. I’m in at: http://yzocaet.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-frankenstein-makes.html

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21. I’m in with James Whitcomb Riley again – “When the Frost Is on the Punkin.”

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22. Kudos for your first hosting round!

    I’m Little Willow. My blog is Bildungsroman. I’m in with Miss Congeniality by Laura Kasischke.
    http://slayground.livejournal.com/285260.html

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23. Thanks for rounding up!

    I am in with a post about some first-graders’ food-related conversation.

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24. I’m in with the latest batch of Gross KID (and Librarian) Poetry, including the now infamous Daisy poem:

    Poetry Friday – Sweet Daisy’s Nasty Poem

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25. Oops – here’s the correct link
    here

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26. Hiya, I’m in with The Pessimist (http://writingya.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-when-life-gives-you.html), which actually is so lugubrious that it makes me smile — a good thing, this week.

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27. Forgot my caps were on. Thank you for hosting today.

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28. Hi there, Thank-you both for hosting. I’m in with a review of bpNichol’s Love as well as a poetry challenge: http://bookmineset.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-readers-diary-bpnichol.html

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29. I’m in with a bit of Gerard Manley Hopkins this week. Thanks for hosting!

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30. Love the poem on the months of the year!

    That will be a fun one to memorize!

    I’ve posted a 15 minutes or Less Poem.

    Why don’t you all play along?

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31. Today I’m sharing some vintage Frost. Thanks for hosting!

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32. Thanks for hosting! I’m in with 15 Words or Less Poems (http://laurasalas.livejournal.com/8373.html)–come check them out and add your own!

    And I have a few notes from hearing Linda Sue Park talk about her new picture book poetry collection (http://laurasalas.livejournal.com/8641.html).

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33. I’m in with a poem for the sixth week of school.

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34. I’m in with Focus: A Poem in Photographs.

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35. Here’s the correct link to my post at Wild Rose Reader.

    http://wildrosereader.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-autumn-leaves.html

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36. Thanks for doing the roundup this week!

    At Wild Rose Reader, I have two poems about autumn leaves–one by Robert Frost and an original poem I wrote many years ago.

    http://wildrosereader.blogspot.com/
    2007/10/poetry-friday-autumn-leaves.html

    At Blue Rose Girls, I have Marge Piercy’s poem “Colors Passing through Us.”

    http://bluerosegirls.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-colors-passing-through-us.html

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37. Oooh! Am I really first? I don’t think that’s ever happened before! Anyway, I’ve got a Russian ballad about a mermaid! It’s here: http://www.pixiepalace.com/2007/10/12/poetry-friday-russian-ballad/

    Thanks for doing the round-up!

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39. OOPS! Here’s the link!
    http://missrumphiuseffect.blogspot.com/2007/10/poetry-friday-what-is-beautiful.html

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40. Hi Ladies,
    I’m in with some quotes and a poem on beauty.
    Thanks for rounding us up!
    Tricia

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