#Wonder #NationalPoetryDay #Skellig #PoeryReading In the Dark - a reading of a poem of wonder by Liz Brownlee poetryroundabout.com/2026/10/01/i...

A poem I wrote for today's National Poetry Day on the theme of "wonder".🙂
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Here is one of my poems for National Poetry Day: 'Bearded', from my collection about circus characters. We've performed this as @fallingreen.bsky.social a few times, and recorded it as 'Fairytale' for the 'Apocalypse Of Clowns' album.
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In English, Year 6/5 have been writing persuasive speeches telling people to dig for victory! Since it is #NationalPoetryDay , we even managed to include some rhyming catchphrases to persuade the audience even more!🪏
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It's #NationalPoetryDay and this year's theme is 'Wonder'. Which is making us wonder... When did you last give your #library technology an MOT? 🤔

👉 Are your RFID stock control systems & LMS still performing? If not, let's have a chat.

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For #NationalPoetryDay & the theme of #Wonder …

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Happy National Poetry Day! Here's some lunchtime poetry. Poetry zines are available on my website. #nationalpoetryday #happynationalpoetryday #poetry #poet #poems youtube.com/shorts/KIQRz...

For #NationalPoetryDay, @byleaveswelive.bsky.social brings you six short poetry films in Gaelic & English by contemporary writers, all of whom have been part of Scotland’s Next Generation Young Makars programme.
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To have got so far, alone
Almost to the seventieth stone
Is a wonder…

—George Mackay Brown, “One Star in the West”
published in Following A Lark (John Murray, 1996)

Happy #NationalPoetryDay! The theme for 2026 is “Wonder”
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#NationalPoetryDay: 'To Mary Anning' by John Kenyon (1784–1856), written after he met her in Lyme Regis in the autumn of 1836 and published in his 'Poems for the most part occasional' (1838). More recently, Mary Anning has featured in the work of at least nine modern poets.

"The trample of robins and woodlarks on the brown leaves.
and the patter of squirrels on the green moss;
The fall of an acorn on the ground, the pattering of nuts on
the hazel branches as they fall from ripeness"

from 'Pleasant Sounds' John Clare

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[somewhere i have never traveled,gladly beyond]
by ee cummings
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Bringing this one back for #NationalPoetryDay 2026! This year's theme is 'wonder' so what could be more appropriate? Oh wondrous fruit indeed :)

My Parlando Project is based in America’s Midwest, but I grew up a little Iowa town called Stratford whose streets laid out in the 19th c. were named for British poets. So, for UK #NationalPoetryDay I must recall a sonnet by Shakespeare: frankhudson.org/2019/10/08/s...

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