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GregoryK. |
1. RE: Twitter Poetry Readings
Apr 8 2009, 5:18 PM EDT
I don't think anyone needs to commit to weekly attendance. There should be plenty of people who rotate in and out of chatting, and I think part of the joy of it is that chatting won't fall apart if regulars can't come (unlike, say, a critique group).As for Twitter poetry readings... interesting! Where would you read the Twitter verse? Or is it more a set time on Twitter for everyone to post poetry? Or...??? Do you find this valuable? |
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2. RE: Twitter Poetry Readings
Apr 8 2009, 9:18 PM EDT
"I don't think anyone needs to commit to weekly attendance. There should be plenty of people who rotate in and out of chatting, and I think part of the joy of it is that chatting won't fall apart if regulars can't come (unlike, say, a critique group).Please allow me to offer the following proem--not a prose proem, but an introduction or a provocative assertion intended to incite discussion: Much of poetry today --for both children's and adults--is not splendid but Slenda-ed." Do you find this valuable? |