One of the "In the Margins" Member Yahoo Groups
Poetry in the Margins is an off-shoot of the Writing in the Margins Yahoo Group.
The focus of this group is solely on Poetry writing, performing and publication - the aim being to promote and encourage the art of Poetry in all styles and formats.
Please join this group to post your Poems, so that others may read, enjoy and relate. Members can post photographs, links, courses, resources and any details of legitimate Poetry competitions for the use of the Group.
The Membership is free,but is important to prevent spamming and misuse of the site by others. You are welcome to join as many of the "In Margin" Groups that appeal - they all have different characters, members and focus.
I do hope you enjoy belonging to this group and remember it is yours so feedback is appreciated.
The Group is located here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/poetryinthemargins
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Link: http://jpwallis.co.uk/orphanleaf/
I love this site, an unusual 'Zine concept which I am sure will inspire and motivate you. Issue 4 (Earth, Air, Water, Fire) is currently available and well worth a subscription...There has also just been published a collection of poems:
HAROLD R TIFFANY, Collected Poems
Published together for the first time, the poems of my grandfather, Harold R
Tiffany, written in the middle decades of the twentieth century.
46 pages. Hand sewn and taped binding. A5 cream paper with hand printed
chocolate brown card cover (Maya by Clairefontaine).
To read more, visit: http://orphanleaf.jpwallis.co.uk/a_hrtiffany.htm
Some inspirational thoughts and links to help in the quest for poetic inspiration.
My first recommendation is the Stephen Fry - The Ode Less Travelled. This is brilliant for all those people (me included) who are struggling with the artifice of writing poetry within rules. The whoe book is written in easy to use, contemporary language and some of the examples had me in stitches last night. His dry sense of humour is evident throughout. A book to put on your Wishlist for Christmas. Shani
Stop Press Poetry:
