It is the 5th of May today, and if you’ve been reading the comments, you’ll know the full name for this holiday and the country where the celbration originated. (Thank you Christine!)<\/p>\n
I’m glad when you can come to meet<\/p>\n
Each week or once a day.<\/p>\n
We’ll talk about new meeting times<\/p>\n
Where you can ask and say<\/p>\n
Just what you think. Now off you go<\/p>\n
Use iambs best you can<\/p>\n
Try wordplay with all kinds of verse<\/p>\n
For our next poetry slam.<\/p>\n
Here again is the link to what we’re working on<\/a> this week.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It is the 5th of May today, and if you’ve been reading the comments, you’ll know the full name for this holiday and the country where the celbration originated. (Thank you Christine!) I’m glad when you can come to meet … Continue reading