Terri French, Ray French, Curtis Dunlap, Susan Nelson Myers
Four poets wanting to write a rengay penned a renray, so named for Ray French.
a renray
3 a
2 b
3 c
2 d
2 a
3 b
2 c
3 d
A renray by Ray French, Terri French, Susan Nelson Myers, and Curtis Dunlap (poems appearing in the same order).
Ephemera
updraft
mid-summer cloudburst
I re-light my cigar
smokescreens
the wind changes direction
ephemera--
this day's remains
a red stain
power outage
thirteen birthday candles
waxing in time
our love
cricket song
a flame burns low
in the hurricane lamp
on a moth's wing
a tale
Perseids--
an all night rain
so say my bones
And the video:
So very nice to have another post, Facebook entry. Thanks, Curtis.
ReplyDeleteCurtis, This was ALMOST as good as being there with you. What a great way to keep in touch!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks, Merrill
Proud to have been part of this. Great fun and the crickets even sang for us!
ReplyDeleteLove the renray, and Terri reading it in English and Susan in Spanish.
ReplyDeleteSay hi to the crickets for me. ;-)
Alan
Thanks for sending the link, Curtis.
ReplyDeleteThis collaboration is outstanding! Love the Spanish translation too.
I like the whole idea of the renray.
Very cool!