I have just encountered the Minison Project here, thanks to Trish Hopkinson's NO FEE Submission call page.
Do take a look at this brief form, described as 'Shakespeare's Sonnet Reimagined'.
POETRY . . . my journey along a metaphorical, metaphysical and meandering river
I have just encountered the Minison Project here, thanks to Trish Hopkinson's NO FEE Submission call page.
Do take a look at this brief form, described as 'Shakespeare's Sonnet Reimagined'.
Details of the Roseate Sonnet can be found here. This Indian variation on European Sonnet forms was developed by Dr. A.V. Koshy in December 2012.
#haiflu
The haiflu is taking off big time, and although I am presenting it as a new form, it is has really become a community enterprise initiated by Liz Torc, revolving around lockdown Haiku and photographs. We are being invited to post any we write online with a hashtag so that others can find them.
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'... so how did it get so green?' Dean Parkin (Suffolk Cando) |
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This not-quite golden (?peat) shovel is displayed in the Somerset Levels, having come from the China Clay Museum in Cornwall |
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Elgol, Skye shorelines |
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'... the best strawberries ...' Tim Gardiner in his piece, 'Between Storms' |
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... 'neglected by legends' ... Leanne Moden |
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Sunset at Wivenhoe |