netwest writers

Netwest Mountain Writers and Poets is a non-profit organization which helps facilitate the efforts of writers living in Western NC, North GA, East TN, and Western SC to publish their work. Their website is a true haven for writers. It features writers work along with dozens of writing links, class opportunities, and information on how to join the Netwest Network. If you have an interest in writing I highly recommend you visit their site. And please leave them a comment-they love comments!

One of the groups monthly meetings is- Coffee With The Poets. It is held the 4th Wednesday of each month at the Phillips & Lloyd Bookstore in Hayesville, NC. For the second time Chitter was asked to come and read some of her poems today.

They let her drink tea from a fancy cup.

She read 3 of her poems.

They presented her with a pretty book to write in.

Here is one of Chitter’s poems she read today:

What Am I Not

What am I not
I ask myself Like the book Upon the shelf
Who am I
A thought in time
Or just someone To make a rhyme
Or a dime that’s Lost its shine
Like a line that curves And bends
Or someone to send A message
Invite your friends And Uncles Even your pets
To listen to my story And all it’s glory
(Chitter 2008)

Hope you enjoyed Chitter’s poem and please stop in and see Netwest Mountain Writers & Poets I know you’ll be glad you did-and tell them Chitter sent you!

Tipper

 

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28 Comments

  1. What a blessing to have this writing resource! I’m sure those ladies were delighted to have a young writer in their midst! Lovely poem and lovely girl – like Dana said, we all know where it comes from, MOM and DAD. 🙂 Kudos to you, Tipper, for encouraging your daughter’s writing.

  2. Chitter- so proud of you. Love your poem!!! You look so beautiful. Keep on writing. Love, Nana

  3. Chitter looks darling with her little tea cup, and reading her poem. What great motivation. I love the poem! It is so visual. I can just see all the creatures gathering around her in a forest as she begins to unfold the tales of her life. I bet the ladies in the group are thrilled to have such a fresh young spirit among them. Tell Chitter girl we want more!

  4. I love Chitter’s poem. It beautifully captures the wondering of a young girl’s heart. I know you’re proud of her, and rightfully so! What a treat for her and for the writer’s group!

  5. I love the poem. She’s a very talented and lovely young woman. And I’m sure she’s as sweet as she looks! You’ve done a good job, mom and dad!

  6. Your girls are amazing. They are polite, smart, excellent cloggers, friendly, outgoing, beautiful. I had no idea Chitter was a writer. Just another thing that makes her amazing. One thing I know for sure is amazing children = amazing mother.

  7. Chitter! My first time to see you without mud, and lovely you are!
    As I learned to say in Arkansas, “You clean up good.”
    I love your writing. Keep those poems coming.
    Blessings to you from Jerusalem.

  8. Congratulations Chitter, from one poet to another. Check out the Byline Magazine hotlink under Pappy’s favorites. They have student contest in both prose and poetry. Thanks for dropping by today Tipper

  9. Way to go Chitter!!
    Every one in your family is talented. That is remarkable.
    I wait from post to post to hear what new wonderful thing one of you have done!

  10. We enjoyed having Chitter with us today along with her parents and Chatter. How nice to have chitter read her poems for us. We look forward to having you come back to Coffee with the Poets.

  11. Congratulations Chitter! Way to go! Loved those thoughts and words. I think you’ll be a published writer soon.
    Tipper, she’s growing so fast and is very beautiful. I know you and Deer Hunter are very proud of her. xxoo

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