In Person Poem by Kim Barney
In Person
Cowboy Ron Williams recently got to meet
Belle Wassermeister in person.
That got me thinking.
What member of Poem Hunter
would I like to meet in person?
I thought of Wes Vogler and Kelly Kurt,
but they no longer post here,
so can we really consider them
members of PH now?
The same applies to Laurie van der Hart
and Valsa George and Spock the Vegan.
Also off-limits are people who have passed away,
such as Daniel Brick and Tom Billsborough.
Think about it. What current member of PH
would YOU like to meet in person? Make sure
it is someone who is active today (has posted
at least once in the last year) .
Leave a comment.
Ever so thoughtful and Quite cool! ../ Awesome! .. Endless 10'S And Stars! .. +++++++++++++++++++++++++
I guess I'd have to say : ) Susan W, Sylvia F. C, Rose Marie, Geeta. It really is a tough question when there is Truly So Many beautiful writers/poets I can name! ..
I am going to limit my choice to someone that I think I would have the MOST LIKELY CHANCE to ever meet, since I have relatives in Washington and Oregon, and she lives in Washington: I would like to meet Susan Williams.
I would like to meet my FIRST friend (and still the best) LeeAnn Azzopardi.
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This poem, reflective and conversational in tone, explores themes of community, memory, and the nature of online connections. While it may seem casual, it offers a deeper look at how digital communities, particularly those built around shared creative endeavors like poetry, function.