While at Artfest in the spring of 2007, I was was busy with workshops that resulted in finished products. I hammered, I bent and twisted wire, I glued, I cut, I bound a book, I applied patina and I set rivets.
While I was busy creating tangible objects, my friend Chelline attended a poetry workshop. In the evenings, we sat around sharing stories of our days. I was intrigued by the poems Chelline wrote. She read them out loud. One of them made me cry, others brought a smile to my face. The instructor of her workshop was Susan Wooldridge.
It's taken almost two years, but last week I purchased Susan's book Poemcrazy. This book was the foundation for the worshop Chelline attended. I'm loving the practice exercises in the book.

During my walk with Xena this morning, I said words aloud ... random words, words describing things I saw, things I felt, words that sprung forth from other words. What a liberating experience.
I'll keep you posted on my poetic journey ...
Sounds like a great book, Vicki - off to find it myself! :-) Thanks for the post! Peace, Sue
ReplyDeleteVicki - this was the "quote of the day" that was in my email today: "Poets don’t draw. They unravel their handwriting and then tie it up again, but differently."
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Peace,
Sue
You, my friend, are special!!
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