21. COWBOY gender specific. Well, I am kinda specific 'bout the and I'm still recitin' poetry'bout that a benediction following prayer, our childrens' whispers float http://www.geocities.com/Athens/4411/cowboy.html

COWBOY POETRY farmers still farming never leaves the blood. Making Bread A poem about Delores, who at 77 is still a cowgirl. Dinosaur Pet A poem for kids. Politically Correct Cowperson Poetry cowperson? Calving Sometimes there's only a moment between life and death. How The Fort Walsh Site was Established The real story about how the RCMP established Fort Walsh in the Cypress hills. How Was Your Day Dear? Some days are a lot worse than others. Beans An ode to beans made country style. Our Friend Down The Valley The story of a dear friend's funeral. Evensong Some evenings are absolutely perfect. Louis Riel A look at the final few hours of the leader of the 1885 rebellion. farmers still at the kitchen table we cup our hands around coffee mugs to fight off the chill of fall rains we talk about late harvest and sprouting swaths and the whims of marketing boards money-lenders and mother nature we remember past years with bumper crops and how the north-east quarter always produces but this year the swaths are under water and tough as things seem it's not so bad as Harrisons after their auction last year they moved to the city they say they used to lie awake wondering if the old boss cow made it through the winter if the brockle-faced heifer calved on her own they drive out to check other people's crops on land their grandfather homsteaded stop in at coffee row talk about the weather like they were still here From Maverick Western Verse 1994 Gibbs Smith Publisher Available at Amazon.com

22. Best Biographical Reference Sources Robert Lawson, author and illustrator of many childrens books. productive approachesto the study of poetry and it information on someone born on a specific day http://www.askeric.org/Old_Askeric/InfoGuides/alpha_list/Best_Biographical_Refer

Best Biographical Reference Sources An AskERIC InfoGuide AskERIC InfoGuide Best Biographical Reference Sources Date compiled: 5/2/96 Compiled by: Jennifer Nutefall Original Version(s): 4/2/96 INDEX 1) Introduction 2) Internet Resources Gopher [1] Listservs [none] Telnet [none] WWW [15] Optional: Electronic Journals and Newsletters [none] FTP [none] Other [none] 3) ERIC Resources ERIC Clearinghouses [1] ERIC Citations [8] ERIC Digests [2] 4) How to Retrieve ERIC Journal Articles and Documents 5) Hard Copy Resources Bibliographies [1] Biographical Sources [7] Directories [1] Encyclopedias/Dictionaries [6] Full-Length Studies [none] Geographical Sources [none] Government Sources [none] Indexes [2] Periodicals [2] Reviews [none] Statistical Sources [none] 1. INTRODUCTION

23. Comments From Our Visitors out an arrangement to be linked with specific universities? be published in a coffeetable poetry book if a list of magnetic words from a childrens board game http://thepoeticlink.com/pl/comments.php3

Comments from our Visitors Click Here To Add Your Comments about ThePoeticLink.com Displaying Comments 1 to 10 out of Total Comments. Click one of the following to display the: Next 10 Last 10 Comments. Comment Date: Written By: Jack Hriniak Hello:Not long ago poetry was dominated by complaint and self-pity:the lament for a lost audience in an age of technology.How quickly that has changed.The prestige of the art has steadily climbed with the help and determination of websites like The Poetic Link.I once read that only poets and people of our beloved government know the power of words.I thank you. Jack Hriniak Click Here To Add Your Comments about ThePoeticLink.com Click HERE to return to ThePoeticLink.com Database Page! Comment Date: Written By: Amanda J Overocker Chris, Mandie Overocker Click Here To Add Your Comments about ThePoeticLink.com Click HERE to return to ThePoeticLink.com Database Page! Comment Date: Written By: Richard Sentochnik Greetings, This is regarding the poetry.com website and contest. I am posting here since

24. Poetry Venues In The Baltimore/Washington Area a hint If you are searching for a specific venue, city poetry Bonanza The Black Cat1831 14th Street NW annual anthology to raise money for childrens Hospital. http://www.writer.org/resources/poetry.htm

RESOURCES Writers Registry Scam Kit Self-Publishing ... Conferences Poetry Venues Links Tools Home Page Back to top ... Back to top POETRY VENUES The following is a list of venues in and around Washington DC which host poetry reading series, featured readers and open poetry readings, poetry slams and open microphones. For more information regarding the type of program, scheduled events, opportunities to read, how to get on the mailing list, etc., contact the venue directly. If you find they no longer are giving readings, please let us know. We will add to this list as we receive information from the various reading series. The Writer's Center , of course, hosts over 80 events a year, ranging from open readings through readings of plays to publication reading and readings for writers with already established audiences. Check the Events Registry for details (Here's a hint: If you are searching for a specific venue, city, etc. you can go to the "Edit" menu in your browser and select "Find" or "Find in Page". Type in the word you would like to search for and press "Find Next".) 49 West Coffee House 49 West Street Annapolis, MD

25. Gambeson Media Network - Genre Descriptions - Poetry poetry childrens Poems written for the younger set. poetry - Ode This form isused for writing a poem on a specific subject or an occasion. http://www.gambeson.com/genres/poetry.html

26. College Honors 251 Section 1 confirmed) for Orientation Introduction to poetry materials by Books and images fromearly childrens books; From with a research plan on a specific issue, just http://www-personal.umich.edu/~jeson/courses/251.html

Materials Assignments Requirements Written Work ... Student Projects College Honors 251 Section 1 Winter 1999 THE POETRY OF EVERYDAY LIFE Monday-Wednesday 10-11:30 4199 Angell Hall Julie Ellison jeson@umich.edu 3259 Angell Hall, 763-4639 (during office hours) 4080 Fleming, Office of the V.P. for Research, 763-6048 (all other times) Office hours: Mondays 1-4 (occasionally varies) 3259 Angell and by appointment 4008 Fleming GOALS OF THE COURSE Exploring how professional poets have used everyday speech. Discovering how nonprofessional poets have composed poetry in diaries, letters, commonplace books, songs, pamphlets, and public inscriptions. Finding resources beyond the classroom. Working with community partners. Attaining excellence in oral and written communication. COURSE MATERIALS They're not cheap. I'm sorry! Course Pack from Accu-Copy (518 East William, near corner of Maynard) The course pack should be ready by Monday January 11. Call first to confirm: 769-8338 Books at Shaman Drum only, 315 South State St., upstairs Kristin Hass Carried to the Wall (Beacon) J. Paul Hunter, ed. The Norton Introduction to Poetry (4th Edition) Anna Deavere Smith Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 (Anchor) William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge Lyrical Ballads (Routledge) Also required: a blank book at least 5 x 7 (Shaman Drum carries these) And youll need a good campus map and a map of Ann Arbor Tips Get to Shaman Drum and buy books early! Alert the bookstore if the book you need is not there and ask them to find a copy elsewhere in the store, or to order more ASAP. Please alert me by e-mail if you are running into problems getting books.

27. UNDA Libraries Subject Areas Arts And Letters org/index.html A gateway to contemporary Australian writing childrens LiteratureThe of high quality links to work on authors, specific books, articles poetry. http://www.nd.edu.au/library/subjects/artsandletters.shtml

UNDA Libraries Subject Areas Arts and Letters Literature Media Studies Multi-Subject Journals Literature American Literature American Authors on the Web http://lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/AmeLit.html A list of around 800 american authors organised according to historical period with links to pages for each author. The Cambridge History of English and American Literature http://www.bartleby.com/cambridge/ An Encyclopedia in Eighteen Volumes - a massive work of literary history and criticism with essays covering poetry, fiction, drama and including sections on major writers from the 19th c. The Electronic Archive of Early American Fiction (University of Virginia Library) http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/eaf/ Contains 94 titles by authors such as Hawthorne, James Fenimore Cooper and Longfellow available for reading via the web. Does not contain any critical commentary regarding these works. Hypertext (University of Virginia American Studies) http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/hypertex.html

28. Writer's Resources 2 to resources for writers of specific genres. mindspring.com; list address is childrenswriting@lists poetry,1997 Penumbra poetry Contest Albany poetry Workshop http://fl.hfu.edu.tw/HyperNews-c/get/forums/gw/12/5.html

frontpage intro news faculty ... ¹q¤l§G§iÄæ Writer's Resources 2 Forum: ­^»y¤åªk»P²ß§@ Group B Re ¼g§@ ºô¸ô ¤u¨ã®Ñ Reference Lawrence Chang Date: Fri, 07 Nov 1997 01:27:54 GMT From: Lawrence Chang hbchang@fl.hfu.edu.tw Home News ... Etest Writer's Resources Resources for any type of writer, from general grammar and research help, to resources for writers of specific genres. General Writing Help Genre Writers' Resources Professions Related to Writing Reference Materials ... Fun Stuff General Writing Help Addicted to Words Magazine Article Writing Workshop Tools for Writers Manuscript Marketplace ... alt.etext (Usenet) Maui Writers Conference Ultimate Book List and Writer's Page alt.prose (Usenet) Maya University of Delaware's Writing Center Arachnoid Writer's Alliance Mendocino Coast Writers Conference ... misc.writing (Usenet) Victory Page for Writers Avoiding Plagiarism misc.writing Home Page Web Sites for Writers ... Wordwrights Canada BloodQuill: subscribe to majordomo@pobox.com with the message SUBSCRIBE bloodquill MTU Writing Center The Working Writer Career Plan for Fiction Writing National Creative Registry ... Peter Savo's Writer's Page WRITERS Mailing List : subscribe to listserv@mitvma.mit.edu

29. MetaCrawler Results | Search Query = Synonym Poems poetry Lessons (Grades 48) - poets ( In the subject-specific and topic-specificsearch engines and World® Lesson Plan Synonym poetry - Students choose http://search.metacrawler.com/texis/search?q=Synonym Poems

30. Lake Tahoe Incline Village/Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau : Calendar Of Events indoor archery techno hunter and childrens leagues in and evening session highlightsmusic, poetry, crafts, art For more information on specific events call 1 http://www.gotahoe.com/Calendar/default.php?month=1&year=2003

31. The Word, Literature, Journals, Books Piglet Press (childrens audio books, Wizard of Oz, Seattle profit eponymous poetryezine, poetry, art, and a threaded news-like WWW-specific article posting http://www.speakeasy.org/~dbrick/Hot/word.html

the word search speakeasy google table of contents: *the* word reference works online books and bookstores online journals and magazines ... other, assorted, miscellaneous *the* word: (home) Bible Gateway Friedrich Nietzsche reference works: (home) Alex (Catalogue of Electronic Texts on the Internet) English Server (very interesting site at Carnegie Mellon) Etext Gopher Server FetchBook (compare book prices in over 60 bookstores) Free-Translator.com (selection of free translators, dictionaries, and language courses, all languages) Hacker Jargon File (computer and network terms) Hasbiniz Web Library Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy ) iTools (Internet research tools) Literary Agent Finder Literary Research Tools on the Net Literature, Electronic Books and Journals (from RICE, a huge collection) Literature Resources for the High School and College Student MediaList (email addresses of newspapers, TV, radio, etc., text) Merriam-Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus NIH-Guide to Grants and Contracts NorthWest Writer's Gateway (Sam Churchill) OzLit (literature, principally Australian, writers, poets, playwrights)

32. Internet & Full Text Resources award winners and applying for specific literary awards all ages including picturebooks, childrens chapter books AfricanAmerican poetry (1760-1900), Covers the http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/egx/internet.html

English Home Internet New Books Periodicals ... Bibliographic Resources Indexes Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature (ABELL) ABELL indexes scholarly criticism found in monographs, journal articles, critical editions of literary works, book reviews, collections of essays and doctoral dissertations. The subject areas ABELL covers include poetry, prose, fiction, films, biography, travel writing, literary theory and studies of individual authors. The online version of ABELL not only allows users to search by keyword, subject, author, title and journal, but it also allows users to limit search results to primary works only or reviews only. Also available in print. Restricted to University of Illinois users. Please use our ABELL Brief Search Guide to find out how to use the database effectively. Our ABELL Citation Guide can help you interpret your results. [Web of Science] EBSCO: Academic Search Elite (Full-Text) Academic Search Elite is a multidisciplinary database providing full-text access to over 1500 periodicals (1990 to present), and citation/summary access to articles from nearly 4000 periodicals (1984 to present). This collection of journals and magazines provides some full-text journal coverage for nearly all academic areas of study, including the arts, humanities and literature. Restricted to University of Illinois users. Humanities Abstracts Humanities Abstracts provides multi-disciplinary citations to scholarly and popular criticism from 1984 to the present. Also available in print as

33. Literature, Reading, Books A site dedicated to rediscovering classical literature and poetry. bibliography ofworks on specific topics such Tradition and Social Change; poets and Writers http://www.floridasmart.com/subjects/langarts_literature.htm

Your Florida Web Guide Advertise Sponsor Be an Editor Attractions ... Local You are here: Home Subjects Literature Your name here. Click here for sponsorship info Subjects Literature Genres Childrens Fiction Mystery ... Language Arts This page edited by: Tracey Anderson Do you know of a Literature site that we missed? Click here to add a link Literature The 19th Century Literature Webring devoted to works of that era. ABELL: The Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature scholarly articles, reviews and dissertations from around the world. A Brief Chronology of African American Literature - listing and links from the 1700's forward. American Literature Resource Guide - this is a great starting point for those interested in American Literature. Includes lots of links and bibliographies. American Women Writers 1890-1939: Modernism and Mythology this site divides writers into 3 generations and includes a short biography and link for each author. Ancient Tales discussions of texts from Mesopotamia and compares them with contemporary works.

34. Internet Resources In Literature and links to web sites about specific authors or British poetry 17801910 (A hypertextarchive of scholarly An Index of poets in Representative poetry Online http://blc1.kilgore.cc.tx.us/kclibrary/Internet_Literature.htm

Randolph C. Watson Library Online Catalog General Information NetLibrary (eBooks) Library Services ... Virtual Tour Internet Resources Literature General Sources Internet collections of literary works Internet collections of literary works by genre or time period Specific authors and works ... Miscellaneous sites GENERAL SOURCES Literary Resources on the Net Especially helpful with American and English literature. Librarians Index to the Internet Literature link. MIT Libraries Literature Resources Internet resources dealing primarily with American and English literature. Literary Market Place - keyword search capabilities for publishers, literary agents, trade services, and resources. Online Literary Criticism Collection search by author, work, or period to find links to online criticism, biographical information, and links to web sites about specific authors or works or literature. Voice of the Shuttle searchable site of humanities web pages Top of page INTERNET COLLECTIONS OF LITERARY WORKS Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts - digital documents available for downloading in HTML and PDF format in the areas of English and American literature, as well as, Western philosophy. Documents can be searched individually or in groups.

35. Diamond's Links Just click on any of the buttons on the left to select a specific web links category. PoetryToday Online, Classic poets Langston Hughes To The childrens' Place. http://members.aol.com/blynnej59/LinksMain.htm

Currently Under Construction to Diamond's Links The Web Site links I've gathered here are some of my favorites. There are over 70 links here and they are listed by subject matter. Just click on any of the buttons on the left to select a specific web links category. As time permits, I will attempt to list them alphabetically. You are listening to Return of the Mac, by Mark Morrison. I hope you enjoy these sites as much as I do. Please take a moment to sign my Guestbook and don't forget to visit again to see future updates. Bye, bye for now..... ;-) EastEnders Site Description Welcome to Walford Really cool EastEnders site with lots to do. Walford Station EastEnders fan site. EastEnders Fan Page EastEnders fan club site. EastEnders Trivia EastEnders trivia questions, pics and misc. N.C. EastEnders Fan Page EastEnders fan club site. Yahoo! Clubs EastEnders Another EastEnders fan club site. EastEnders Fan Club/Houston Another EastEnders fan club site. BBC Online - EastEnders Official EastEnders Web Site.

36. IPM (Internet Poetry Magazine) no exceptions (unless otherwise requested for a specific magazine section is a retirededucator who writes both childrens and adult contemporary poetry. http://members.aol.com/IPMag/issue6.html

** IPM is best viewed by expanding your web browser to full size ** Issue 6 June 1998 - July 1998 Publisher/Editor - Jeremy Whittaker Assistant Editor - Sharon Bowman Feature Writer - Dave Taub W elcome to IPM , your monthly poetry magazine. Here you will find a poetry haven unspoilt by the wonders of nature, a place where you can vent your spleen in poetic words or share a love for somebody with the world. Let us take you all on a journey into the minds of those like you, poetry lovers worldwide. Our aim is simple, the appreciation of poetry in all its forms, we`re not here to give critical views on how something can be done better (you can do that via e-mail) but we are here to show the world your work. If you have anything that you wish to submit to us here at IPM (Internet Poetry Magazine) then please feel free to contact us HERE , all submissions are treated with the same high respect that they deserve, wether you are the Poet Laurette or a sixth grader. If you wish to receive information about IPM Hardcopy then please contact us HERE , placing HARDCOPY in the subject line to get a faster response.

37. Feb2003YAC at http//ol.scc.spokane.cc.wa.us/jstrever/poetry/. Or chose specific colors to fityour décor In addition to the Iowa childrens’ Choice Award and Iowa Teen http://www.swilsa.lib.ia.us/YAC/yac0203.htm

38. Home childrens' haiku published in anthologies. Prize' (est 1999) To promote the haikuspirit in world poetry, an International The specific agenda is as follows. http://www.worldhaikuclub.org/pages/linkscontests.html

Cover Page Site Map About WHC WHF 2000 ... Contact Contests Links and information on contests for haiku and related genres. Deadlines and dates may change; the dates below have been taken from the last postings on their respective websites and news-posts. IMPORTANT Please see the respective websites for current entry fees, prize descriptions and addresses; or write to their contacts for updates and details Last updated February 5, 2001 HAIKU DEADLINE DATES JANUARY NORTH CAROLINA POETRY SOCIETY AWARDS LYMAN HAIKU AWARD (US) Deadline: January 9 . Entrance Fee for non-Members; Cash Prizes; Submission of one poem per category, original, unpublished, and not currently submitted to any other contest or publication. Submissions (2001) Joanne Nelson P.O. Box 3526 Boone, NC 28607 Membership Info: Guy and Carolyn Pleasants York 315 N. Steele Street Sanford, NC 27330 FEBRUARY ITOEN TEA ANNUAL HAIKU CONTEST (JP) Deadline: Postmarked by February 28 This is a tricky webpage to find. When you click the Itoen Tea Contest hyperlink, you'll find yourself on a Japanese language haiku contest page. On the left column, find: "English Page is Here." Click that link and you will be the English-language haiku contest guidelines page. Scroll to the bottom of the page for the hyperlink to the online contest submission form. Nomination Divisions: 1. Grade School (including infants)

39. ERIC Bibliography - Children's Literature In The Science Classroom n6 p3034 Mar 2000 DE *childrens-Literature; *Integrated-Activities; *poetry- DEElementary the interdisciplinary elements of specific cultures in http://www.indiana.edu/~eric_rec/ieo/bibs/childsci.html

Children's Literature in the Science Classroom Greetings. The following materials are intended to provide an introduction to Children's Literature in the Science Classroom . They were assembled from the World Wide Web, ERIC Database, and a variety of other bibliographic resources. Instructions for acquiring the full text of the ERIC records are presented at the end of this file. Ping-Yun Sun Reference Specialist ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English and Communication Alphabetically arranged listing of bibliographies Categorically arranged listing of bibliographies Internet Sites Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children, 1999 Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children, 1998 Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children, 1997 Outstanding Science Trade Books for Children, 1996 ... Science Fiction and Fantasy for Children: an annotated bibliography for educators Citations From the ERIC Database AN: EJ612073 AU: Harms,-Jeanne-McLain; Lettow,-Lucille-J. TI: Poetry and the Environment. PY: 2000 SO: Science-and-Children; v37 n6 p30-34 Mar 2000 DE: *Childrens-Literature; *Integrated-Activities; *Poetry-

40. Current Month Day - 11 Call for specific dates and times. .. childrens' Event, Virginia DiscoveryMuseum, poetry Club, Va Discovery Museum, 400p445p, Tuesdays. http://www.artsmonthly.com/html/day11.html

Jan Feb Mar Apr ... Dec March 11th previous next Fri Sep-1, 2000 thru on-going Childrens' Event Virginia Discovery Museum Jefferson's Corner Va Discovery Museum created in cooperation with The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation to help expand young people's knowledge of Thomas Jefferson. This permanent interactive exhibit includes rotating prototypes of the scientific inventions that Mr. Jefferson collected an www.vadm.org Fri Jun-1, 2001 thru on-going Childrens' Event Virginia Discovery Museum A TOUCH TANK Va Discovery Museum A Gallery Volunteer or Staff member will help you examine the Hermit Crabs currently living in our newest exhibit area. (Tank was purchased with a generous gift from the Blue Ridge Mountains Rotary Club!) www.vadm.org Fri Jun-1, 2001 thru on-going Childrens' Event Virginia Discovery Museum In THE DISCOVERY CORNER - CRAZY COLOR Va Discovery Museum Local high school students made special tunnels or kaleidoscopes of color to give you a bright new outlook on the world of mesmerizing colors! www.vadm.org

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