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#Bards in a Bar this lunchtime sirenrg1 Friar street #inRdg Chance to develop you #writing skills with fellow #poets #free to attend #amwriting

Though ravens are strongly linked to the Tower of London, the association may not go back further than Victorian times, when some beefeaters started keeping the birds as pets. Ravens became popular pets thanks to Edgar Allan Poe's famous poem. The idea some misfortune will occur if the ravens leave the Tower seems to have emerged about 1900 and the notion their departure will result in the kingdom falling doesn't seem to predate World War II. However, medieval Welsh legend says that the severed - though still talkative - head of the hero Bran the Blessed was buried on nearby Tower Hill, facing out towards Europe as a talisman against invasion. The name Bran translates as 'raven'. #FairytaleTuesday #folklore #gothic #mythology #poem #poems #poetry #poets #history #London #weird

As ever the Park #Poets were given a warm welcome at Tutus Ethiopian table in Palmer Park #RdgUK last weeknd Next #Poetry In The Park will be 11:00 March 14th at the same venue Listen to and share #poems with froends #poetrysocail .

Recorded at last Park #poets Gill Paasmon reads her #poem “Selling the family home. More #poetry this Sat (Feb 14) Tutus Ethiopian table in Palmer Park, #Rdguk #Berkshire 11:00 Free parking nearby

Eric Fairman reads his #poem “the dancing farmer” during a visit to #RG2 #radio Eric is amongst the #poets you will be able to hear tomorrow (Sun 1 Feb ) at Dreading #Slam 19:30 Rising Sun #arts centre RG1 2ST

Details around The Pan Haiku Review and what we are looking for, will be released next month or early March. Think #haiku #cherita #tanka #senryu and even #sequences between two or more #poets even! FREE PDF DOWNLOADS AVAILABLE OF PREVIOUS ISSUES! 📚 Pan Haiku Review: https://www.callofthepage.org/the-pan-haiku-review/ #poetry #writing