WELCOME TO THE POETRY LESSON AND DISCUSSION GROUP!

Come ride on the trail with us.  Learn a little, teach a little,
share a little.  We would love to have you on in our wagon train. 

ID: 1406396   (Rated: E) Lessons 1-4 - Poetry  Poetry "practice sessions" -APRIL LESSONS READY (LESSONS 1-4) by SWPoet

ID: 1407386   (Rated: E) LESSONS 5-8  MAY LESSONS (Lessons 5 - 8 Plus Bonus Assignment) -READY FOR PARTICIPANTS by SWPoet

NEWEST LINK FOR JULY 2008

ID: 1446264   (Rated: E) BRAINSTORMING FORUM  Forum to enter brainstorming ideas and short scenarios for when the muse takes a vacation. by SWPoet

How this works:

1. 
If you submit an entry, please note in your title or subject either
the lesson number or the topic (Irony, compare/contrast etc).   
Post all entries for the lessons on this message forum. 


2. 
Please post your entries in bitem format.
{bitem:the number of your piece} (no spaces or # symbols)


3. 
You do not have to do these in order but you might want to do
Lessons 1-4, or at least a couple of these, before you do the
next set. 


4.
There is currently no gp cost for taking part. This is just for
us to improve our own writing and get in a habit of writing every day. 


5.
Please feel free to suggest ideas for lessons.  You can email
them to me and I will be happy to turn them into a lesson or
just reference your item in the lesson section.

6.
Don't forget to review each other's pieces also and post
them on this site so we all can read the reviews.  You may
count reviews of these items in your total count for
Ye Trustworthy Pioneers Review Forum.

HOW TO REVIEW SO WE CAN READ THE REVIEW AND THE
WRITER CAN GET A RATING:
Go ahead and rate the pieces directly at the bottom of the poem and
do your review. Then copy your review.  Go back to this
forum, click the entry the you just reviewed and paste your review
there also-so that the other participants can read your review.   


7.
HAVE FUN, FELLOW PIONEERS AND VISITORS.

All of you with kids or grandkids who are still young, check out
this site and give them some prompts to write about too.

ID: 1410773   (Rated: E) SWPoet's Writing Prompts for Kids  My son's ideas of what kids could write about while their grownup types it for them. by SWPoet

NOTE TO PARTICIPANTS:  If something doesn't look right
or if you have suggestions about font size,color, etc, please email
me on my own port rather than placing the message here.
When you try these poems out, put them here and we all
can check them out.  Thanks for participating and for being
my honorary guinea pigs for this grand experiment.