Sunday, August 30, 2015

Poetry Pantry #267




Pelicans at the mouth of the 
Fox River, Green Bay, Wisconsin
by Elizabeth Crawford








Good Sunday, Poets!  Welcome to yet another Poetry Pantry.

Today we have Elizabeth of Souls Music to thank for the photos.  Very impressive.  Thank you!

I have photos for the next two weeks, but if you have some photos you'd like to share, please send them to me.  Smiles.

Tomorrow Sherry is featuring three poets who have written poems about nature.  They will all be familiar to those of you who participate here.  So be sure to stop back tomorrow!

Did you see Rosemary's Friday feature "I Wish I'd Written This" this past week? This week she shared poems by 6 poets.  At least one of these poets will be familiar to those of you who spend time in the Pantry & Midweek Motif.  If you haven't read the article, please scroll back.

For Midweek Motif this week Sherry is prompting us to write about "Watershed Moments."  We are very happy that Susan has been sharing her writing.  She will be back prompting as soon as she can! We miss you, Susan!

If you have Facebook, do think about following Poets United on Facebook.  That way you are informed of each new feature.

With no further delay, hope that you will enjoy the Pantry today.  We always enjoy it if you leave  a short comment when you post.   Do be sure to visit the links of others as well.  It is sort of like knocking on the doors of others, I think.  When we leave a comment, we let someone know that we enjoy having them among us.  The blogosphere IS quite a neighborhood, isn't it?

Do have a good day & a poetic week!  Thank you for making Poets United such a successful site!

33 comments:

  1. Good morning friends. I love the Pelicans they are wonderful to watch,

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  2. Thanks for always being a most welcoming host, Mary. My poem is a tribute to the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.

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  3. Pelicans at the mouth of the Fox River - an opening line for a poem surely! especially like the flight of the 3 pelicans. Sunday is a meeting of poetical minds - thanks to you :)

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  4. Good morning poetry pals, wishing you a blissfully happy day

    much love...

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  5. Thank you for opening the pantry doors and lovely photographs Elizabeth - once again I may not get around to all your posts (have to go back too the dreaded hop-spital) but always appreciate your visits...thank you

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  6. Lovely photos Elizabeth -

    How's everyone? It's getting cold here in Japan, can't wait for autumn :-)

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    1. Well, we had a cool week; but we are back to the heat this next week.

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  7. Pelicans! The brown ones are my totem birds, but I love these too! Thanks. I'm going to start my morning routine--pray etc, and eat and take a million pills and then rest again. Hopefully feeling awe today.

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  8. Fabulous birds to watch Elizabeth....thanks for sharing. We are getting a warm up and they say a warm September. A nice end perhaps to late summer. I'll be around in a little while to read your awesome poems! Hope everyone has a pleasant Sunday.

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  9. Good morning, everyone! Glad to see so many 'early birds' this morning! (In addition to the pelicans, of course!) Hope everyone is having a good last Sunday in August.

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    1. I hope you had a wonderful birthday yesterday, Mary! Thank you so much for hosting so graciously week after week. You are the backbone of Poets United, smiles.

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    2. Happy Belated Birthday Mary!

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    3. Please add me to the chorus of well-wishers... Happy birthday two days ago, today, tomorrow and all the year through <3

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  10. Thanks for the beautiful pictures Elizabeth ~ Summer here is getting cooler :(

    Happy sunday everyone ~

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  11. Hey everyone,

    Sorry I m late to the pantry.. but we had a huge problem at home this morning.. no idea it was a open window or what .. but there were hundreds of mosquitoes everywhere in the house.. and we had to take action. The situation is under control now.

    Sharing my poem "Picturesque" hope you guys like it :D I will be making rounds now asap! Beautiful pictures Elizabeth.. soothing to the eyes..

    Lots of love,
    Sanaa

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    1. Yikes! Glad you were able to solve the problem.

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  12. I love pelicans and these photographs are just wonderful <3

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  13. Good Morning, thanks for the pelicans in the pantry (versus bats in the belfry :-)
    Looking forward to the reading delights in the pantry.
    ZQ

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  14. Greetings to you all, what lovely photos!

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  15. Sorry that first link that I absentmindedly put in will link back to the Pantry. Ughh
    Hope y'all are having a fine Sunday

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  16. Sharing my epitaph today. Will be by to visit all later tonight. Thanks.

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  17. What the beautiful birds, Elizabeth! Thanks for sharing! Happy last summer Sun-day to All!

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  18. So lovely to see pelicans. Elizabeth, thank you. You are lucky to be able to see them for real. Here, we have swans on the river, also beautiful. I am, as always, late getting to the Pantry, and am looking forward to diving in. After months of drought, we had a light rain yesterday (not nearly enough), but everything is so refreshed and grateful. Vancouver had a terrible storm yesterday, trees down, traffic gridlocked, Stanley Park shut down, sparks flying everywhere and 400,000 without power. Yoiks.

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  19. Glad to know that so many of you share my fascination with the Pelicans. They summer here and nest offshore on an island called, of course, "Pelican Island," which is further out in the Bay. Pelicans are a symbol of buoyancy. They dive deep for nurture and then pop right back up into air and sunlight. A good totem for poets. They often fly in groups and are easy to spot because of the black hem on their otherwise white (or grayish-white) bodies. Thanks for appreciating the photos, and as always, have a wonderful Sunday,

    Elizabeth

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  20. They are so beautiful! Thank you Elizabeth for the pics.

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  21. Thank you for sharing these lovely photo's, Elizabeth :) Thank you for always hosting The Pantry for us, Mary! I'll be making rounds later on tonight and tomorrow. As usual (lately) my Sunday will be busy busy. Hope everyone enjoys their day :)

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  22. Thanks for sharing the lovely pictures...I had the opportunity to see some pelicans over the last week. I hope everyone is enjoying their day.

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  23. What a wonderful turnout today, friends!!

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  24. A day late, and ---
    I was taking a recert class from the Red Cross on First Aid / CPR / AED
    yesterday so I had little time to play.

    Will still drop around and visit - and return comments and such.
    Hope everyone has a great start to the week.

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  25. sorry for my forever recurring theme of paranoia. it's just what's happening to me at the moment. sorry for not commenting on everyone's poem. i am currently taking classes at SNHU and my mind gets warped from all the writing. love you all, jt

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