Midnight Poetry on AuthorScoop - Solstice and Holiday Edition

[Perks]

Midnight Poetry is back with some special offerings for the season, starting tonight with a wonderful elegy to the dying Year from
Alfred Lord Tennyson (http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/21/midnight-poetry-in-memoriam-ahh/). (It really is beautiful and worth your moment.)

And check back over the next few days for some holiday works from some of AW's own resident poets.

Leave a comment if you will, so we know you were there.

[P.H.Delarran]

if I had five thumbs, they'd all be up. great selection.

[Perks]

Isn't it beautiful? I swooned.

[Perks]

Bumped for the day-walkers.

[Perks]

Tonight's selection (http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/22/midnight-poetry-drive-of-the-wise-man/):

Drive of the Wise Man

by William Haskins

[Perks]

And now we've got David W. Clary, or dclary as he's know here, with 'Christmas in Los Angeles'. (http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/23/midnight-poetry-christmas-in-los-angeles/)

[Perks]

And now, because I'm compelled to by conditioning now, I guess I'll announce that my poem, 'To Want in Winter (http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/24/midnight-poetry-to-want-in-winter/)' is us for tonight's Midnight Poetry feature.

[Perks]

AW's 'Godfather' (known in some circles as poet and photographer extraordinaire, Michael O'Mahony) allowed us to use his poem, Christmas Tree (http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/27/midnight-poetry-christmas-tree/), for our themed week.