Sunday, September 11, 2011

Poetry Picnic Week 4: Summer Vacations, Grandparents, and Anniversaries,


There is No More Sunday Depression or Monday Blues because it is 
Poetry Picnic Time!!!

Welcome to Jingle Poetry @ The Gooseberry Garden Poetry Picnic Week 4, it is TIME to celebrate as we are


Celebrating Jingle Poetry Community One Year Anniversary


... and the topic this week is 

Summer VacationsGrandparents,  and Anniversaries”

And this is Shashi offering you our special treatment this week  
Share 1 to 3 poems, old or new, in any poetry forms with US, and have FUN!

How to link in my poetry?

 Share your work using InLinkz below, and leave a comment in case it is your first time! It would be great if you could link back to us on your blog.

 Weekly poetry collection starts on Sunday, at 8pm (CDT), and will stay open Thursday, 8pm (CDT), 96 hours for you to share your poetry with us...


Upcoming Next Week!! 

For Week 5, we will be back with our normal style and the theme is ” A poetic form known as 

" OBJECT

It will be fun to write about what you see around you like may be the bird, the falling apple or the road that is congested with traffic jam... anything that you can write about looking deeply into any object, person, or an emotions, love or feelings...Its going to be fun looking deeper into a thing, but that's next week!

Leaving that aside, let's get back to the main topic here. 3...2...1
*pull the party poppers* 
Poetry Pot Lucky! 

Please Enjoy talented poems below and write on upon your inspirations and thoughts.

The first poetry shared is by Nina Cassian (She is a Romanian poet, composer, journalist and film critic. She has published more than fifty books of her own poetry) And its called... well ...

ANNIVERSARY
(...For Barbara Davis)
By Nina Cassian

I love you with the syllables I learned
From Shakespeare’s sonnets, burning, never burned.

Love you with the everlasting sounds
Of memory, your ups and downs
And calm and frenzy, ecsrasy and grief.

I love your life as much as I believe
In elements, in islands under spell,
In howling oceans, magic dew...

When once you called me Prospero, you knew
That I am Caliban as well.
_______________
Nina Cassian
(November 27, 1924 - )
To read more about Nina Cassian please click here
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For Celebrating Grand Parent’s day here is a nice poetry by Bridget Brown
This is a poem for my grandmother who has been there for me through thick and thin Kathleen Brown – Bridget Brown

Her

Her smile
Her laugh
Are full and rich

Her voice
Her touch
Are soothing and gentle

Her thought
Her feelings
Mean everything

When I’ve got nobody
______________
By Bridget Brown

Source: Family Friend Poems 

___________________
 
HOPE That YOU HAVE ENJOYED your Stay With US THIS WEEK AND LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR PARTICIPATION Now AND In The COMING WEEKS

...AND Officials  HERE WISH A HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO JINGLE POETRY COMMUNITY....

नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya


Welcome, Friends, Share and Have fUN!

1. ed pilolla  74. Rekha  147. dakshi  
2. Kodjo Deynoo  75. Falcon T/ Tim Janssen  148. CC Champagne (My Grandparents' Praise)  
3. Bijaylaxmi  76. gautami tripathy  149. Desert Rose  
4. Manoj Kewalramani (Jane's Diary)  77. gautami tripathy  150. Desert Rose  
5. Jack Edwards  78. Going Camping  151. Radhika  
6. Kodjo Deynoo  79. Sunday Driving  152. bis.philo  
7. myklf  80. gautami tripathy  153. Hope  
8. Rach  81. Whiskey & Vinyl  154. lolamouse  
9. Craig Watson  82. Aashi  155. Mindsinger  
10. blackswanpoetry  83. blitzken  156. rosie@travel-i-tales  
11. Morning  84. Aashi  157. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie (Talk About It)  
12. Recall 911  85. Tickly Turtle  158. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie (Love-Drunk)  
13. Jacqui Binford-Bell  86. Aashi  159. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie (Dreams May Come)  
14. thingy  87. Reverie...  160. Free Pamphlet Publishing  
15. LBTL  88. Poetry Classics  161. Life in a Poem  
16. Make A Garden In Between  89. Kodjo Deynoo  162. The BorgPoet  
17. Hoofprints  90. Terri  163. Thoughts in Solitude: Five Haiku  
18. Wedding night  91. Padmavani  164. dandylion28  
19. A Star Is What I Will Send  92. Divya  165. dandylion28  
20. Marbles in My Pocket  93. Divya  166. The Crimson Crow's Poetry  
21. JamieDedes  94. geezergirl/jeanne  167. The Crimson Crow's Poetry  
22. JamieDedes  95. Divya  168. The Crimson Crow's Poetry  
23. The Cello Strings  96. Source of Inspiration  169. Divya  
24. Dennis Go  97. Words are Timeless  170. Divya  
25. LBTL  98. Dawn  171. MarkBWilliams  
26. A Story  99. Sherrie Theriault  172. Ann LeFlore  
27. David (1MereMortal)  100. zongrik  173. Anthony Rando  
28. Charles L Mashburn  101. Brendan  174. Miss Kitten  
29. Raining Iguanas  102. Thorsten  175. TC  
30. LBTL  103. Thorsten  176. Sherrie Theriault  
31. Timoteo  104. Ankoku Hikaru  177. lookingglasspoetry  
32. Madeleine Begun Kane  105. Ankoku Hikaru  178. little one  
33. Untitled  106. Ankoku Hikaru  179. Elyas Mulu Kiros (Ecstatic)  
34. work and poetry  107. The Worms and Knowing  180. tigercity  
35. Manicddaily  108. i never thought it would happen  181. Summer's Tempest  
36. Eric Law Poetry  109. Di  182. tigercity  
37. 911  110. Di  183. Andrea (belladonna23)  
38. mm  111. Di  184. IrisD  
39. robin  112. Terri  185. Wes Mullins  
40. robin  113. Terri  186. Diablesse  
41. Blaga  114. What Would Make An Angel Cry?  187. veronica dimarco  
42. Blaga- 9-11 post  115. Gigi Ann  188. Elaine Danforth  
43. Christopher Raley  116. William Leed  189. Elaine Danforth  
44. Jo Bryant  117. RoughWaterJohn  190. Elaine Danforth  
45. Megzie@Eugenicist  118. RoughWaterJohn  191. ShonEjai  
46. Seabell  119. emmett wheatfall  192. deeju  
47. Kay Salady  120. The Lonely Recluse.  193. ShonEjai  
48. Blossom Vydrina  121. The Lonely Recluse.  194. Make Art  
49. Kay Salady  122. The Lonely Recluse.  195. Source of Inspiration  
50. sarah  123. Welkin Siskin  196. indsaywallerwilkinsonl  
51. sarah  124. Vishwas Anand  197. Springcycle  
52. sarah  125. dan  198. Self Talk  
53. Daydreamertoo  126. dan  199. RoHiT Iyer  
54. Larry Meredith  127. dan  200. C rose  
55. Chimnese  128. Raining Iguanas  201. Source of Inspiration  
56. pure2core  129. Saras  202. Source of Inspiration  
57. pure2core  130. Saras  203. Trapped in Oblivision  
58. pure2core  131. Saras  204. Melanie Bishop  
59. A.T Smith  132. Andy  205. Justin Batalden  
60. A.T Smith  133. Jaymie  206. Antomaniax  
61. Kez  134. Dragon Ka-Tet  207. blackglassmoon  
62. Zen Fountains 9/11  135. Just a poet  208. wordcoaster  
63. Alan Jankowski  136. Hema Rao  209. Diablesse  
64. Becky Sain  137. NotATameLion  210. Anna Montgomery  
65. Dunstan  138. NotATameLion  211. Summer Vacation  
66. Becky Sain  139. Lee - The Oldstrong  212. frayedges  
67. Dave  140. Shail  213. Shelli  
68. Jesse S. Mitchell  141. kalahariblues  214. Shashi  
69. Ramesh Sood  142. julie  215. Adam  
70. Ramesh Sood  143. dakshi  216. Rajlakshmi  
71. bendedspoon  144. fiveloaf  217. WyomingDiva  
72. Tigerbrite  145. dakshi  
73. kristina danielle  146. dakshi  

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36 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hi,

welcome...

submit at this blog or another blog, it is the same, we use the same linkz today...

LBTL said...

Hello!!!
Is Gooseberry garden themed only now? Please let me know, I would not want to break the rules. We use to have an option to go off theme but it is not in the intro

Thanks

Anonymous said...
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Anonymous said...

we welcome random poems as well.

same rule,

you can submit theme fitting poems or random poems at our poetry picnic any time.

referring to LBTL.

Maxwell Mead Williams Robinson Barry said...

The gooseberry Garden is the new home, today is a special occasion, thus we open up both blogs to celebraTE.

beginning week 5, everything comes back to The Gooseberry Garden with Theme for week 5; object...


JP will be closed next week.

This is for fans who love Jingle Poetry old blog and allow them to visit and enjoy.

Anonymous said...

Hi poets! My poem isn't quite on theme this week, but I have some that are. I'll dig one up in the morning! Have a great week, everyone!
http://charleslmashburn.wordpress.com/2011/09/11/farmers-lament-2/

Anonymous said...

anything poetic is welcome.

Thanks for sharing.

Happy Poetry Picnic.

:)

Anonymous said...
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Madeleine Begun Kane said...

Thanks so much for hosting this! Here's my Sweaty Limerick

Anonymous said...

So sorry Shashi--my first link is just visual, and while a bit summer vacationy and cute, it is not the link I meant to post. It's just a picture--so sorry, don't know how to remove. The second link is grandmother poem.

Kay said...

Thank you so much for the wonderful invitation! It is my pleasure to be a part. Yours truly, Lady Kay

nitewrit said...

Hi,

I have added a tribute to my great great grandmother.

Larry

Rekha said...

Happy anniverary...hope there are many more...it was poetry potluck which helped me keep up verses even when stuck in a rut and the readers that followed is an added bonus. :)

Anonymous said...

Thanks for the kind remarks, dear poetic friends..

have a lovely day.

Anonymous said...

Here's a poem from my summer vacation this year! I actually had one for the theme. Yahoo!

http://randommisanthrope.com/2011/07/24/cuban-musings/

Padmavani said...

Posting a poem that is close to the theme. I hope you like it. Looking forward to reading you.

Cheers
Padmavani

Anonymous said...

welcome.


will read within 48 hours..


Happy Poetry Picnic.

Anonymous said...

I put in my 9-11 tribute to canines.

Teresa Marie said...

Sorry guys, I messed up one of my entries again. If you go to number 110, Terri, and remove that one, I reposted it by the title instead. My deepest apologies. :(

Anonymous said...

Great prompt. I submitted two pieces, the first one I recently wrote from a very early memory. The second was simply my mind wandering around on vacation, while my body was trying to work.

The Poet said...

Congratulations Jingle Poetry Community!

Mine's not on theme, but a new one all the same.

Have a great week everyone!

Maxwell Mead Williams Robinson Barry said...

Hello,

I am off line for 6 hours in a row,

after I came back home at 10, I read two dozens of you.

will continue my reading tomorrow.

keep your talent coming.

:)

indiwriter said...

Hi Gooseberry,
This time round I've pitched in with a lovely poem that has nothing to do with summer..

cheerz!
Just a poet

Shail said...

Yep, right on cue, a poem about summers of childhood :)
Back after a two week break :)

Anonymous said...

Better late than never, right? I found it extremely difficult to do poetry about my grandparents (though I have written plenty of longer scribbles about them)... Thank you, as always for this cozy little picnic among the gooseberry bushes!

Anonymous said...

first time here. i hope you all enjoy my poetry.

Anonymous said...

my entries are the ones labeled "The Crimson Crow's Poetry.

tigercity said...

I linked my blog homepage by accident when the following poem was intended..

http://tigercity.wordpress.com/2011/09/13/causing-a-scene/

Nate said...

thanks for inviting me to your blog!

Happy 1st Blog Anniversary, Jingle Poets Community!!

Isadora said...

I chose the anniversary theme since I just celebrated my anniversary in August and had written my husband a poem.
Happy Anniversary and may your have many, many more.
Namaste,
Isadora

Anonymous said...

I linked a poem that is a tribute to my Grandmother. Happy Anniversary!

The Gooseberry Garden said...

Talented poets,

what a thrill to see you in.

Have fun!

Linda Bob Grifins Korbetis Hall said...

shared one on summer vacation,

hope that you enjoy it.

Shashidhar Sharma said...

Ok finally could post my poetry with the theme ... along with a very powerful poetry from Alfred, Lord Tennyson at the Death Anniversary of his great friend Arthur Hallam... called "In Memoriam A H H" in 1849, which was originally titled "Way of Soul".

Its a very powerful poem which was also a great favourite of Queen Victoria, who found it a source of solace after the death of Prince Albert in 1861: "Next to the Bible, In Memoriam is my comfort."

Hope you like my Haiku and my verse "In Memories" and look forward to reading yours this weekend.

Shashi
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Om Namah Shivaya
http://shadowdancingwithmind.blogspot.com/2011/09/whispers-in-memories-way-of-soul.html
At twitter @VerseEveryDay

rohit Iyer said...

Hi everyone!

My post's titled "The Departure" and I see vacation in my post. Summer's in the beholders' eyes :D
All luck to everyone. Keep blogging!!

--
RoHiT
dial-a-denial.blogspot.com

wanderer said...

hi every one how is life at your end? I am keeping quite ill, but that never stops me from visiting the garden where verses are exchanged and nurtured so well.

who-am-i-waiting?