Oscar, Princess, and Scooter |
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Butterfly Eyes and Gazing Ball
Backlit Gazing Ball |
October Butterfly |
The weather is strange this year in Edmond, Oklahoma. Last week the temp reached a high of 87d. Tomorrow morning it will drop to 29d. I took the pic of the butterfly with the strange markings that look like eyes, at least to me, today near my office. I took the pic of the gazing ball this week when I noticed how radiant it was when backlit by the sun.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
SOUP Calls for Poetry Submissions
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: The Society Of Urban Poets, Inc. is calling for submissions for an upcoming anthology of original poems. Whether you have been a supporter of the organization or simply wish to see your work in print you are encouraged to submit your original poems, no more than three, on any subject. The poems may be written in any style and have up to 25 lines.
SOUP, Inc. promotes poetry for all ages without the use of profanity. SOUP, Inc. retains the right to refuse the inclusion of any submission that does not meet criteria.
Submissions should be mailed no later than November 30, 2012 to P.O. Box 11351, Oklahoma City, OK 73136.
The Society Of Urban Poets hosts an open mic forum, Poetry Café, on the last Monday of every month at the Ralph Ellison Library, 2000 N.E. 23rd Street, Oklahoma City, Ok.
Interested persons should contact the project coordinator,
website: http://urbanpoets.toogroagency.com
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