Poem for the day

Poem for the day.

April is National Poetry Month. During April we want to display the talents of our authors in Chatham and Lee Counties. Writers’ Morning Out will publish, on this blog, a Poem for the Day to share with all the members.

If you have written a poem(s) you would like to share, please send it, as an attachment, in an email to Al Manning, at: (amanningusa@gmail.com) I can handle attachments in .doc, .docx, .pdf or .txt formats.

Poems may be of any style, and on any subject. We do ask to please hold them to one page. They will be published in the order received. Should we get more poems than we have days in April, we will continue into the next month.

Note: If you submit a poem for the blog, you are granting WMO one time reprint rights only. You retain all other rights.

 

Writers' Morning Out is sponsored by the North Carolina Writers' Network

Literary Workshops

Vision and Voice:  A poetic journey through the gallery. April 26 at The Joyful Jewell. 
Go to the gallery, pen in hand, to see which piece of art, jewelry or craft will inspire your words for a poem, impression or short essay
Contact Mariah at the Joyful Jewell:  mariah..joyfuljewell@gmail.com

Novel Plotting Workshop in Greensboro.  March 28.
Contact Rebecca Petruck at: rebecca_petruck@yahoo.com

Writing from the Reader's Perspective.  Professional Writing Workshop by Duke professor Dr. George Gopen.
Thursday, April 23. .7 CEUs from Duke Continuing Studies.
More information at www.learnmore.duke.edu

Writers' Morning Out

Pittsboro Writers’ Morning Out will meet Saturday, March 14,   2015, 1:00 PM.

 We are meeting at the Carolina Brewery in the Barley Lounge.  120 Lowes Drive, #100 .

Carolyn York, President of the North Carolina Poetry Society, will give a presentation about the organization,  and goals of the society.

 All writers, any genre are invited. Come early and join us for lunch.

The North Carolina Writers' Network Spring Conference will be Saturday, April 18 at UNCG. See our website for details about times, schedules, and the roster of distinguished instructors .

The NCWN turns 30 this year.  It has over 1200 members throughout NC and the adjoining states. Its goal, as established then, has not changed but continues to provide community, opportunity and excellence for all writers, at all levels.

See our blog:   www.pittsboro-wmo.blogspot.com for times and places for readings and book signings in our area.

See the North Carolina Writers’ Network website for information about contests and submission opportunities:  www.ncwriters.org

Writers’ Morning Out is sponsored by the North Carolina Writers’ Network.