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In a Disused Graveyard.

#30 - coming to the end of a deep, dark challenge!! So I'm posting a bright and cheerful image today.

I have learned a lot about Robert Frost - I have never heard of him before - and I do feel quite sorry for him. Life must have been hard for him - his poems were quite sad and morbid. BUT he did write good poetry - thanks Lynn for suggesting him

Riders
Also for the Weekly Informal Challenge - Black & White Desaturated

# 30 "A Patch of Old Snow"

"Blueberries"

Desert Places



It was a really nice challenge to do, associating on poem titles.
I didn't know the poet, but now I know.
Photo is of the installation by Cai Guo-Qiang at the Goma in Brisbane, I thought very suitable
for the poem as we go all to desert places.
Thanks to us all who participated in this challenge.
Cheers Mieke

My final - #31 - Ending on a very sad note

Thanks Lynn for your suggestion.
I have liked the series, looking for dark photos to go with sad, cruel scenes. Robert Frost's works are very touching, very sad, and this poem here is especially more sadder than the others

The Impulse - A poem about finality and my final entry for March.
This was one of the harder challenges I've done. Thank you Dawn and Janice for suggesting it.
I must admit, I read more poetry this month that I have for many, many years. And that is a good thing.
Hope to see all of you in April's challenge.

My last entry for the challenge.



Thank you Lynn for suggesting Robert Frost, the poet I did not hear about before. I found his poetry quite difficult, his works often are very sad and depressing, so I was trying rather to find those more optimistic.
Anyway, it's good I had a chance to meet a new poet for me.

Thanks to all who participated in this challenge.

#31 "Spring Pools" The End! Thanks everyone who took part in this most challenging month of Frost poems. I've enjoyed every entry, work well done!