Poetry in the garden
‘Professor Smurf, you remember your participation in the Poetry International Festival of Rotterdam?’
‘I do, Snowdrop. A memorable event… people coming from every continent, sharing their own poems…’
‘Yes, Professor, and…’
‘Our group meeting in small pubs, drinking and talking and reflecting about how poetry could help us relate to the world…’
‘So you told me. And…’
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Wow, wonderful imagination. Delightful too ⭐
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Never heard of the Portugese poetry, but this is a good way to make me notice that ! Well done.
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He's great. Nice Written....
Excelente dialogó, muy bien escrito, tienes una forma genial de conversar sobre poesías, el pitufo me encantó
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Hahaha! I just adore the Snowdrop that came out from your pen! Adorable creature!
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@Paula Martins Thank you! It makes me happy to feel that I was able to recreate the creature in some way :)
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Wonderful and fun way of spreading the word about this famous Portuguese poet and giving more information about his work. I could definitely see this type of writing in a book for children about famous poets/authors. 🙂
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@Adriana A warm thank you for this comment. So great that you saw some value for children in this text!
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That was a good talk and very interesting for people who want to know more about poetry.
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comparto lo que comenta el sr Enrique, buena historia
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Haha, with the picture, it all makes sense!
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Me gusta su forma poética de destacar la participación de todos en el día de la poesía y cómo el Señor Pitufo se alegra con ella.
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