This is so good. Maybe we all ought to do one on Pennine. I'm guessing but
this is zip haiku?



bw
James





>From: Karina Klesko <[log in to unmask]>
>Reply-To: The Pennine Poetry Works <[log in to unmask]>
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: An Invitation from Creative Minds
>Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 18:36:21 EST
>
>
>
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>                " Le Prima Facie"!
>                  (curtains please)
>
>              Blues for Pink Shoes
>
>yellow police tape    twists slowly
>           in the wind    her body bag            suhni
>
>trampled   orange pop flowers   by the drainage ditch     karina
>
>the broken guard rail    points towards
>        a shattered fifth    and pink shoe           gary
>
>a row of brownstones     frayed pages
>             in her journal    one dog-eared       karina
>
>a crow lines its nest    with green rag    and buttons      gary
>
>    blues echo   down the alley
>a blind singer  peers over his shades      suhni
>
>               faux pearls   caught in the flash
>behind gray curtains    fingers melt into dark           gary
>
>red stained gloves  in the sink   the pot boils over  suhni
>
>         in rain or shine   snow or sleet
>an old smokescreen   the small plane takes off        karina
>
>
>
>Suhni Bell, Karina Klesko, Gary Blankenship
>
>
>Hi ! An invitation to all Super Sleuths to solve the first "Who in the
>World?" Renine (Rengay)
>
>It can be solved in three ways. All in six verse rengay
>1. Form a team of three players, and each write a verse corresponding to a
>clue
>When it is complete see if you have solved the mystery person.
>2. Form a team, brainstorm the clues and then write the answer to the
>Renine.
>
>3. For those who like to work solo or have odd hours, solve it in a solo
>rengay.
>
>For other Workshops and Poetry Forums
>
>Post the answers within your own group or forum in your preferred style of
>prose or poetry.
>Or you may join the Renkujin Palace by writing John Villarana, Oxford,
>England
><A
>HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>
>  The guest giving the workshop is the author
>of the Rengay , Garry Gay.
>
>
>The Rengay - Garry Gay :six verse linked verse for two or more people L15/
>S11
>The placement of the long and the short are determined by the amount of
>poets
>taking part in each one.
>
>The Renine -Gary Blankeship: nine verses  pattern as follows
>
>1 2 3
>2 3 1
>3 1 2
>
>
>
>
>I hope it's as fun to solve as it was to write!
>
>Warm Regards, Blues for Pink Shoes


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