Poetry competition for Crowthorne schools to celebrate King’s coronation
They will also need to be delivered to Crowthorne Library or the parish council offices before 10am on Monday, April ...
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POETRY CORNER: The Ballad of Reading Gaol updated
I'd never felt loved until that day in October 2019 when the people of Reading gave me a hug
POETRY CORNER: Inside out
This poem is based on a photo of sunrise taken at Dinton Pastures
POETRY CORNER: The fall of a tree
It stood tall once, stately, Proud of its immensity, its age.
Reading’s poets invited to join in with online Poets’ Cafe
Bards, wordsmiths and scribes are invited to join in with an online poetry session.
POETRY CORNER: Saturday Treat
Our daughter’s diabeticKeeps strictly to a dietShe’s very good at doing thisHas no sweet things on the quiet. But Saturday ...
Wokingham’s Heather knows pain on paper is therapeutic
Wokingham resident Heather King has put heartbreak into words with her new poetry anthology, Love Lost.
READERS POETRY: Fourteen Long Months
Fourteen Long Months by Lorna Minton, as seen in Poetry Corner in Wokingham.Today on Thursday, May 27.
POETRY CORNER: Tea Towel Tales
Looking through our tea towel drawer(It’s not often that I do)I saw there were some tales to tellAnd all of ...
POETRY CORNER: Recycling
New arrangements are underwayFor recycling: and youMay expect to get green waterproof bagsReplacing the black boxes we presently useTo separate ...
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