Think of all the words used to describe cold weather: cool, chilly, freezing, icy, etc. While the Florida weather here has thus far been mild, there are some chilly mornings that have inspired me to write about the first big chill that swept into my bones. I urge you to try your hand in writing about cold weather and its accomplices such as frost, ice, sleet, slush, snow, anything and everything that comes to mind. Honor the winter season with a poem about its temperature!
Good luck to all who try it, please stop in next week for another featured site…
Friday, December 4, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Anti Open Submissions
Send 3 to 7 unpublished contemporary poems as a single attachment (Word .doc or RTF) via e-mail to anti-poetryATanti-poetryDOTcom along with “a cover letter with your name, contact information, a contributor-note biography of 50 words or less, and a statement of 50 words or less on what you’re against in poetry.” They are open to submissions year round and they do accept simultaneous submissions as long as you let them know immediately if your poems are accepted elsewhere.
For more details, use the link below:
http://anti-poetry.com/guidelines/
Good luck to all who submit, please stop by tomorrow for more Poetry Tips…
For more details, use the link below:
http://anti-poetry.com/guidelines/
Good luck to all who submit, please stop by tomorrow for more Poetry Tips…
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Poems Found by Poet Hound
http://www.octopusmagazine.com/issue12/main.html
Lynn Xu’s Our Love Is Pure
http://anti-poetry.com/arroyora1/
Rane Arroyo’s Even Tricksters Get The Blues
Thanks for clicking in, please drop in tomorrow for more Open Submissions…
Lynn Xu’s Our Love Is Pure
http://anti-poetry.com/arroyora1/
Rane Arroyo’s Even Tricksters Get The Blues
Thanks for clicking in, please drop in tomorrow for more Open Submissions…
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