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Category Archives: Poetry
#BookReview Presents from the Past: Poetic Memories from Times Gone By – Elliot Stanton
Presents from the Past: Nostalgic and wistful – new humour-infused poetry anthology makes the perfect rose-tinted spectacle read. Elliot Stanton’s Presents from the Past takes a light-hearted and sentimental trip down memory lane as he shares fifty poems that have … Continue reading
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Tagged #bookblogger, #bookreview, #lifestylebloggeruk, book of poems, Can it Just be Me by Elliot Stanton, Catherine Green Author, memories of childhood, poems about the 1980s, poems about the 1990s, Presents from the Past by Elliot Stanton, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife
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A Halloween Poem
It’s the spookiest week of the year and today I share with you a poem written by my 8-year-old daughter. She was inspired recently when I attended an online poetry class. Tell us what you think of it in the … Continue reading
Poetry Round-up for Halloween
This month I am attending online poetry workshops with Wren and Ink, and I am thoroughly enjoying them! I have always been a fan of writing poetry, but I never properly studied poems written by other people, except occasionally at … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, poetry writing, Spooky Stuff, Writing
Tagged #Halloween, #poemoftheday, #poetry, #writinginspiration, autumn poem, Catherine Green Author, fire poem, Halloween poem, mental health poem, poetry, season of the witch poem, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, Wren and Ink, writing inspiration
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Samhain is the Season of the Witch
October is the month of the witch. Whilst many people are preparing for fun on the night of Halloween, with trick or treating, fancy dress and lots of chocolate and candy on the agenda, witches are already embracing the darker … Continue reading
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Tagged #happyhalloween, #Samhain, #witchywednesday, Catherine Green Author, celebrate Halloween, Halloween party, Halloween Tarot reading, Happy Halloween, how to celebrate Samhain, Samhain is the season of the witch, SpookyMrsGreen, the pagan housewife, The Season of the Witch
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Litter, Litter by Jacob Hopkinson (age 11)
Litter, litter, over there Litter, litter, everywhere Litter, litter, people don’t care Litter, litter, damaging the air Litter, litter, damaging wheels Litter, litter, bad for animals’ meals. (This is actually happening) By Jacob Hopkinson (age 11) Jacob was inspired to … Continue reading
Being at School – A Poem by Georgina Green (age 7)
When I am doing my work I see kids walking past the classroom When it is breaktime I see kids going in from their breaktime When it is lunchtime I see kids walking past with their lunchboxes When it is … Continue reading
My 5 Senses – A Poem by Elliot Green (age 9)
When I wake up I hear birds chirping And engines roaring. When I get up I see children going to school And cars driving to work. When I walk to school I smell flowers And car exhaust fumes. When I … Continue reading