'Fullers' March Poem ATC swap

Here a question for those of us on Lorraine's forum who are joining in our March 'Fuller' POEM (depict an English poem) ATC swap.

How do you fancy keeping this topic page just for this one POEM swap and writng your chosen poem on here after I have put the photos up?

This idea came to me after receiving Steph's super depicted set of POEM ATCs. They made me curious as I had never heard of it so I googled and wow. Great job Steph. Oh I cant tell the title yet, 'cause I'd spoil the surprise for you.

I can put the pictures on this page and thought it might be nice for us all to see our full version of our chosen poems. Also for the rest of the forum to view.
(what I have in mind for mine, I think will take me a week to type if I don't change my mind at the last minute)

Please let me know your opinions on this page.


Me-Teabag. . . . .Yes
Steph. . . . . . . . Yes
Goaty. . . . . . . . Yes
Celfy. . . . . . . . .Yes
. . . . . . . . . .

It was a poem we learnt about at school.
Great idea to have the thread. I should be recovered by the time the
thread will be active.

Ah, good, I'm glad you like my idea. I am sure you will be better by then.
The time factor will also enable me to get my poem typed out.
I think I'll put up a list of YES's on the top post, and I'll start with you Steph.

what a great idea..but sweetie, don't type your poem out..you will be there ages...just copy and paste from the version on the internet....see saved you valuable cuppa tea making ...for me...

Hope you are having a soup making day on thurday...i guess i will need liquids...

OK Suz good idea - copy & paste. I'll think on soup for Thursday, if you will be up to supping it.

I think it's a great idea.

OK Celfy, I'll put your name up.

Goaty. Soup is made.

Gosh Nona, what are you doing> the Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner?

longer than that Misty...lol

I've changed my mind Goaty & Misty but it's still a long one.

Beowulf?

Illiad?

I have heard of Illiad but not Beowulf, so now I'll go a Googaling. I am just curious.

Not heard of Beowulf! It's an Anglo Saxon hero poem which was made into a film which bore no resembelence to the poem as is the way of Hollywood.

Look at this !!
Beowulf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I'm still no nearer as it look gobbldygook, and worse when you click on the image..
To me Celfy, poems must rhyme.

The one I'm doing doesn't! And it doesn't make a lot of sense either