Earlier this morning, I found this tweet from one of our @tspoetry tweeters:
Personally, how I read a poem is upside-down, in pajamas, with mis-matched socks. But @TaniaRunyan has a better idea: http://t.co/SzDEmUpnA7
— tspoetry (@tspoetry) January 16, 2014
Oh, that made me laugh. And I *do* love to laugh. I also love to read beautiful words or look at beautiful pictures. So.
Would you like to get featured in some of our upcoming How to Read a Poem Top 10s?
1. Tweet your ideas, your poems, or your pictures on the concept of “how to read a poem”
2. Use the hashtag #howtoreadapoem
3. Include an @tspoetry in the tweet
We can’t wait to see how you suggest to read a poem.
Photo by Tania Runyan, author of How to Read a Poem (Based on the Billy Collins Poem “Introduction to Poetry”). Post by L.L. Barkat, who loves to laugh.
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Donna says
Woof. 😉 So cute. LOL!
L.L. Barkat says
Isn’t Toby darling? We think he has a future as a Book Marketing Dog 😉
Donna says
Definitely! 😀 Here he is sporting a cozy, Winter look… so I’m hoping we see more of him… Toby through the year.
HisFireFly says
the tail as bookmark
seems quite possible
L. L. Barkat says
oh, funny! 🙂
HisFireFly says
tail still attached to the rest of him, of course
I think that’s how he marks his place
and I could surely use some unconditional dog love during my reading time 🙂