Second post and a poem
So my initial feelings about blogging were mainly based around "what do I have to add" and "what do I have to say".
Sarah helpfully suggested; "Why don't you write a post about the feeling of "loosing the conversation", or "running late" in the tutor group forum? You mentioned in an earlier post, that this happened to you last week. I'd be interested how you experienced this."
So I have taken her advice/suggestion, and while this course doesn't really have room for another poet, I thought I would respond to her in her preferred medium.
Forgive me my poetic sins.
Sarah helpfully suggested; "Why don't you write a post about the feeling of "loosing the conversation", or "running late" in the tutor group forum? You mentioned in an earlier post, that this happened to you last week. I'd be interested how you experienced this."
So I have taken her advice/suggestion, and while this course doesn't really have room for another poet, I thought I would respond to her in her preferred medium.
Forgive me my poetic sins.
Last week I had a
holiday,
To Wales I did go.
I took my IPad with
me,
They have Wi-Fi
there you know.
Some reading I had
planned to do,
Catching up on
Seely-Brown.
Or boffing up on
Anna Sfard,
While watching the
sun go down.
Now Cymru is a
lovely place,
The hills are green
and lush.
The speed of life is
slower,
There is no need to
rush.
So you see the
problem that I faced,
While sipping on red
wine.
To read another
article,
Took away my
chilling time.
Now lazy is a name I
bear,
But normally in
jest.
But when one is on
holiday,
You need a damn good
rest.
So you see I got a
bit behind,
And didn't say too
much.
Now I need to catch
back up,
And get myself in
touch.
So to Steve and Bryn
Emma, John, Ian and Bob.
The brightest of the
bunch.
For Tony, Paul and
Andy,
I owe you a free
lunch.
To expert Kevin and
his pooch,
To Danny with his
blog.
And not forgetting
Sarah,
Our true poet for
this slog.
I apologise for my
backwards ways,
For failing to post
well.
You see I had a
holiday,
And now face catchup
hell.
Oh Will - I hope your "catch up hell" is turning as heavenly as this post!
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Yeah its all good thanks Emma, hell may have been too strong a word, but it rhymed!
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