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Post by wulfcwen on Jan 28, 2007 12:17:22 GMT
The quiet mountain
Stands alone behind the mist
Morning has begun
Written by Wulfcwen 28th January 2007
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Post by kath on Jan 28, 2007 13:51:48 GMT
ooh they're really pretty  I'll have to get Littleonion to view the forum again, he's our resident haiku expert |
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Post by wulfcwen on Jan 29, 2007 8:21:56 GMT
EEK an expert?? help!!! my stuff is not that good. I only found out about this a week ago they are my first attempt at it. Seriously though it would be nice to see what he thinks and I won't mind if he thinks they are no good either I am willing to learn.
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Post by kath on Jan 29, 2007 18:07:02 GMT
Well he's an expert in getting people writing haiku etc and encouraging people, so he won't be evil He was part of a project holding workshops on our local estate getting people to write a communal pome. |
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Post by wulfcwen on Jan 30, 2007 8:12:10 GMT
I used to be part of a community group called The Eye and the Egg when we lived in Leyland. We had an artist there who encouraged the children to make a mural and we had someone to enocourage them to write poetry as well. We ( my husband and myself plus one other member) ran the Computer Club, Boys Club, ( the girls already had a club) Tuck Shop, Gardening Club, Monthly News magazine, and ended up doing the Fruit and Veg shop as well. People put there order in for what they wanted that week we would get it from the delivered from the local farm shop, price up the fruit and veg accordingly, weigh out the orders, bag everything up and then people could collect it from the local centre. It was cheaper than getting if from the shops and was used a lot by the elderly and those on low incomes. We had a lot of people to start with but in the end we had 3 of us to do the lot ( 4 on paper as one person did nothing except turn up for meetings)
I liked to artist stuff, poetry and the gardening club best, much more fun, the rest was hard work.
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Post by kath on Jan 30, 2007 11:22:09 GMT
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Post by wulfcwen on Feb 2, 2007 15:55:44 GMT
Yes thats the one Myra was our next door neighbour and the Chairperson, I was the Secetary, my husband was a committee member and we all worked really hard to make the group work but sadly nothing came of it and today it no longer exists.
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Post by misterpoet on Feb 3, 2007 7:12:03 GMT
this was quit good!
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Post by wulfcwen on Feb 3, 2007 19:11:32 GMT
Thank you I have only found out about Haiku and these are my first attempts at it.
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I'll have to get Littleonion to view the forum again, he's our resident haiku expert 
