[Sharon Passmore]

Try this - combine two poets pictures, give the resulting new poet a name and then combine the peotic styles.

[Roger Slater]

Percy Shelley & Yvor Winters:

[Marion Shore]

Above, a fragment of Beocat-- all that remains of the only known manuscript of the Anglo-Saxon epic.
Courtesy of the Whoville Museum.

<FONT >
BEOCAT

...while his hearth comrades<FONT >..... kibble-drunk, dozing,
purred by the fire,..... bold Beocat,
hat-famous, fearless, ..... sought the foul foe.
Heedless was the hero ..... of hackencracks howling,
of greegrumps growling, .....or the sneetch's wild screech.
Oft had the fur fiend, ..... the heart-shrunken Grinch,
harrier of hearthdogs,..... harasser of Whos,
come down from Mount Crumpet..... snarling and kvetching...</FONT f>
</FONT s>


translated into Modern English by Dr. Seuss

[Marion Shore]

[Anne Bryant-Hamon]

I don't know how you all are creating these, but they are very entertaining.

[Marion Shore]

Anne,
Photoshop, Google and a touch of lunacy.
Marion

[Frank Hubeny]

Lovely lunacy! I've got to learn Photoshop.

[Chris King]

Wow Marion, these are priceless.

[Henry Quince]

The Answer is Blowing in October

by Bob Dylan-Thomas

***********And I rose
*****In many-banned autumn
And walked abroad in all my forever days.
High seas and a white dove sailed when I slept the sand
*****Where cannon balls fly
***********And I called
An answer down the many roads of wind.

[Chris King]

I'd like to post a poem with a pic but the pic won't "take". The insert image button goes to a popup asking for a URL. If I give the location on my computer as the URL it doesn't upload it in the preview. Suggestions?

Thanks,

Chris