The Poet’s Forge
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In the heat and sweat of the forge, words are hammered out until they shine, until they bend and take the shape the poet has envisaged. Faces glow in the firelight as they drink in the words along with the ale from the barrel, savor the imagery with as much relish as the chestnuts roasting on the brazier.
Laughter fills the night, and the anvil rings with the poet’s mighty strokes. Join us, and share with us the sweat of your poet’s brow.
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Now this is a very clever concept Gail. It will be a winner.
Comment by Heather Blakey March 23, 2007 @ 1:03 pmAh, I love this image and the words you shaped to go w ith it! I am a blacksmith’s daughter – my nom de plume is “kvwordsmith” – I know all about striking when the iron is hot & what hot, sweaty labor good writing can be! My son drew me a logo of an anvil, hammer, and vowel-sparks being raised. “The poet’s mighty strokes” – words of power indeed!
Comment by Kerry April 23, 2008 @ 3:55 pm