Sally Kindberg and National Poetry Day at the seaside.

The sun shone on National Poetry Day, and I was lured to the seaside to add a contribution to a Poetathon held at Kollectiv Arts Centre in Folkestone.  En route to the coast via High Speed train, I wrote a poem about adopting a sloth.  I like sloths. Three live in London Zoo (where I ran a workshop with zookeeper and scientists earlier this year). Marilyn, the matriarch, has featured in several of my children’s books.  The adoption is a bit emotionally disappointing: it involves the zoo sending you a fridge magnet.  I read my brief poem appropriately slowly, listened to some other poets then headed for a walk by the sea in brilliant sunshine, with France clearly visible on the horizon.

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One Response to Sally Kindberg and National Poetry Day at the seaside.

  1. Susan Sciama says:

    Sounds fun and very creative! Not remotely slothful

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