Sunday, October 23, 2011

Poetry Picnic Week 10: Nature, Forest, Rivers, and Mountains


Sunday Is Here, 
Monday is Near, 
 Time to Make Words Rhyme,
Yep, It's P-O-E-T-R-Y P-I-C-N-I-C Time! 

Welcome to Jingle Poetry at The Gooseberry Garden Picnic Week 10, This week, we are going to travel far and wide in discovering magic, wonders, and beauty in Nature, Forests, Rivers, and Mountains,  that’s right!
This is Morning offering you the 10th poetry picnic party from North America, U. S. A.! 

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 2pm (CDT), and will stay open till Wednesday, 8pm (CDT), 
78 hours for you to share your poetry with us...


Upcoming Next Week!! 
For Week 11, the theme will be "Halloween - Trick or Treat?!"...
You will have an entire week to prepare your poem for this theme.. :) And if you fall short in writing and submitting a poem ON the theme, no problem... submit any poems that are either spooky, orange color related, or autumn season related, not that hard, oh? That's next week!
Leaving that aside, let's get back to the main topic here. 3...2...1
*pull the party poppers* 
Enjoy Poetry Pig-lets! 


Please read some talented poems below, share your own poetic thoughts via linkz with us!

 Silk Works 
by 
Turtle Memoirs, or Ruth

Spider
tossed silken strand
on wind, who carried thread
to open branch. Let the weaving
begin.
.
Poet
spilt words on page, wove finest threads
through with love, to fashion
rich tapestry
of verse.


The Thunder 
by  
Meena 


much so the clouds were gathering ,
 So much so the sun was descending,
 So much so the dusk was slowly setting,
So much so there  was an eye tearing lightning,
Followed by a thunder deafening.
.
Many a heart  jumped  out in apprehension,
Many a voice  got stifled with emotions,
Many an ear lost the power of attention,
Many a gadget  was snapped  of its connections,
Many a hut  caught fire in the commotion,
As the thunder thundered  in terrific motion.
 .
Little do we pay heed to Nature’s fury,
Little do we  respect Nature’s cosy,
Little do we acclaim Nature’s glory,
Little do we endorse Nature’s theory,
Little do we read  Nature’s  story,
Un mindful   we carry on with our selfish booty.


  Season's Change
By

I took a walk this morning.
The season has changed here
though where you are they don’t.
.
The dried, brittle grass beneath my feet
made a consistent crackle,
echoed by the gossip of sparrows above.
The leaves are stripped from the birches and maples.
They fell like rain on a fallow ground one day
and I didn’t see them go.
.
I think of your rounded arms when I see the shedding birches,
the smooth bark like white skin with a faint pulse of the river beneath.
Do you remember that river, when it scared you to stand close to the bank?
.
You thought the earth would slip inward,
take you on a wild ride downstream where
I couldn’t retrieve you,
and I saw for an instant your raised arms imploring me silently to save you—
though it never happened and you never slipped down the bank and I never could save you.
.
But imagination plays with your mind when it’s all that is left.


Since this is a virtual party, 
every poet who blogs is invited and welcome here, 
Please dress yourself with poetic styles, feel FREE to join Us and 
Share your poetry treats, old or new, theme related or unrelated, in any poetry forms!

H-A-P-P-Y P-O-E-T-R-Y P-I-C-N-I-C!

Welcome, share and smile!

1. Umamaheswari  47. becca givens  93. Rajlakshmi  139. Heat's song  
2. Steven Federle  48. On Paper Wings  94. Adnan M. S. Fakir  140. LoLa  
3. Morning  49. wordcoaster  95. Eric 'Bubba' Alder  141. The Sun  
4. thingy  50. robin  96. parth joshi  142. C Rose  
5. Elyas Mulu Kiros (Friends)  51. Devilzangel  97. Tigerbrite  143. Fresh Morning Kiss  
6. Cool Ocean Waves  52. GhosterB/Bruce  98. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie  144. Judy Roney  
7. Rinkly Rimes  53. Tarang  99. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie  145. Shaista  
8. Dennis Go  54. Kodjo Deynoo  100. Where Pleasant Fountains Lie  146. crayfish  
9. Dennis Go  55. Kodjo Deynoo  101. Marlee-I Mystic  147. Beth Winter  
10. Pam Olson  56. Hema Rao  102. Welkin Siskin  148. crayfish  
11. David (1MereMortal)  57. Hema Rao  103. The Red Raven's Poetry  149. LifeInVerse  
12. Craig Watson  58. CC Champagne (Autumn's Bliss)  104. The Red Raven's Poetry  150. Unfortunate Stories  
13. Craig Watson  59. Sam/Cerca Trova  105. The Red Raven's Poetry  151. Felix  
14. Classic NYC Story (River)  60. More or Less ()ithought  106. Uneven Stephen  152. Matt Curcio  
15. blackswanpoetry  61. Baishali  107. Halfway Between The Gutter  153. Susie Clevenger  
16. Kenia Cris  62. Reverie  108. Ramesh Sood  154. Clean World  
17. Terri (She Sees Rainbows)  63. Green Spaces  109. Rach  155. Where the tiger roams  
18. Terri (With His Willows Weeping)  64. Kez  110. William Leed  156. Rosie  
19. Andy  65. Kez  111. paysan  157. Isadora  
20. Richard King Perkins II  66. LBTL  112. wordshelf  158. Disjointed Rhymings  
21. A.B. Thomas  67. LBTL  113. Christine  159. Jigme Tenzin  
22. A.B. Thomas  68. Sina  114. nature  160. lolamouse  
23. Marbles in My Pocket  69. gautami tripathy  115. jacqui binford-bell  161. Darryl Davis  
24. bendedspoon  70. gautami tripathy  116. abby  162. C.L. Sostarich  
25. emmett Wheatfall  71. Stephanie M.  117. Lukewater  163. Ruth  
26. Heaven  72. Noble  118. Dunstan  164. Shanyn (Mystic Mom)  
27. Anthony Rando  73. marit  119. Jagring  165. Aesthetic  
28. Marousia  74. Eclipse  120. The Lonely Recluse.  166. PhokuFeed  
29. Gigi Ann  75. blitzken  121. Ann LeFlore  167. Free Pamphlet Publishing  
30. Manicddaily  76. Jared A Muscat  122. Wes  168. Shanyn (Sunflower Shan)  
31. Daydreamertoo  77. wishful thinking  123. Dawn  169. a little help  
32. mm  78. saurabh modi  124. Ankoku Hikaru  170. MarkBWilliams  
33. Mindsinger  79. Mareen Walsh  125. leah J lynn  171. myklf  
34. The woods  80. Letting Go  126. siggiofmaine  172. Magical Mystical Teacher  
35. Mindsinger  81. Your Song  127. Kay Salady  173. Magical Mystical Teacher #2  
36. Spring Fantasy  82. Ginny Brannan  128. WyomingDiva  174. ZQ  
37. Morning Greetings  83. Dave  129. Seabell  175. Nicole Wian  
38. Becky Sain  84. Nelson  130. rob  176. Bijaylaxmi  
39. gloria  85. Poetry  131. Kay Salady  177. Janaki Nagaraj  
40. Timoteo  86. starving wonder  132. Jeannette  178. the river  
41. Halfway Between The Gutter  87. sajeev kumar menon  133. Vivek  179. Rosie,mygardenhaven  
42. Werner  88. sajeev kumar menon  134. Shape and Shapes  180. Sky Reading  
43. Autumn Bagpipes on the Lake  89. Elyas Mulu Kiros (The Believer)  135. Kay Salady  181. Tickly Turtle  
44. dan  90. Raivenne  136. RS ( River)  182. Neha  
45. Steven Federle  91. the words of a liar  137. Sherrie Theriault  183. artwriter  
46. Steven Federle  92. Rajlakshmi  138. Heather  184. Templeton's fury  

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26 comments:

Anonymous said...

welcome to poetry picnic week 10.

Thanks for your lovely support along the way.


xo

Jingle Poetry At Olive Garden said...

Thanks for coming, Thingy and Elyas Mulu.


Will be back checking out things soon.

Relax and take your time.

Rinkly Rimes said...

Mine is a very old one, but it was written from the heart.

The Poet said...

Hello all.
Thanks for hosting Morning. Nice opening image.

Thanks also to Ruth, Meena & Lady Nyo for some awesome poems.

Mine's an older one that's sort of theme-related.

Enjoy the picnic everyone & have a great week ahead!

The Quiet Winds Of The Night

Marbles in My Pocket said...

Happy to join in again! Thank you for inviting me!

Scarlet said...

thanks for the prompt. my post is up ~

Maxwell Mead Williams Robinson Barry said...

Thanks for coming,

reading you soon,

Daydreamertoo said...

Thanks for hosting Morning, very much appreciated.

Anonymous said...

Happy to be returning. Looking forward to reading more of you this week and catching up on some amazing poetry.

ghosterb said...

Thanks for asking me back! I've posted my poem for the week.

Anonymous said...

A lovely prompt for a lovely day (not much of a fan of autumn, normally, but today...!!!)! Have a new one in and may put in some older nature poems later too! Thank you for the opportunity!

Anonymous said...

look forward to these every week!!!

Ginny Brannan said...

Appreciate the emailed reminder! Sharing a favorite earlier poem that I wrote. Fits the bill for the "Nature" theme!

paysan said...

Thanks for the prompt and for hosting!

Jingle Poetry At Olive Garden said...

welcome,

have fun today.

Jeannette, said...

thank you for the invitation. i am having fun!

Vivekanand M said...

My entry:

http://thesecondquartet.blogspot.com/2011/09/sea.html

Judy Roney said...

Such a grand time of year for a nature poem.

Anonymous said...

wrote a small poem about a small mountain called Henderson Hill.

Susie Clevenger said...

Sharing a winter poem

Isadora said...

Thanks for so many interesting image challenges. I have posted a short prose on - love is like a river. Glad to be here, once again, with so many talented writers.
Namaste,
Isadora

http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2011/10/26/love-is-like-a-river/

Isadora said...

Thanks for so many interesting image challenges. I have posted a short prose on - love is like a river. Glad to be here, once again, with so many talented writers.
Namaste,
Isadora

http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2011/10/26/love-is-like-a-river/

Anonymous said...

I've gone for an old theme related one, will try and pop back next week too!

Anonymous said...

I've gone for an old theme related one, will try and pop back next week too!

Anonymous said...

Glad to be here, thank you for the invitation!

Anjum Wasim Dar said...

Thank You for the wonderful opportunity once again.
I present my view of nature

http://poeticocean.blogspot.com/2011/10/poem-in-response-to-gooseberry-garden.html