Image by Rosie Hopkins, Words by Joy Harjo
Remember
‘On Children’, a Poem for International Day of Families
“You may give them your love but not your thoughts,/ For they have their own thoughts.” Kahlil Gibran
‘Only the sea and sky the same’
Image – Rosie Hopkins, ” ‘Seek the beginnings, learn from when you came,” Edwin Muir
‘The Spring is fresh and fearless’
Image by Mirran Hall. Words by Sara Teasdale
The West Wind, #Haiku
International Haiku Poetry Day, 17th April
The Water
” River names are the oldest” – Judith Taylor. Image by Rosie Hopkins
#Happiness
“I’ve made my own Museum of
Happiness,” Stuart A. Paterson, Images by John Mowat
‘To the old Gods’
Images by John Mowat. Words by Edwin Muir
‘Her copper pelt is soft as a maidenhair’
A wonderful image by Rosie Hopkins. Words by Sheena Blackhall.
“We give you our consent to govern, don’t pocket it and ride away.”
“What do the people want of the place? They want it to be filled with thinking
persons as open and adventurous as its architecture.”
