Poetry Readers Challenge discussion

I can already see that my general reading will be much different here at Mom's in Arizona, but i have some poetry selections that I really want to get to, so cross fingers I will be able to add something to this list!

Hope so, Debbie. Happy new year!

I am reading more print books this year, just like i thought might happen. Computer time is more limited. I wonder if Project Gutenberg misses me as much as I miss it? lol

Anyway, today I can finally start a list of poems I have read this year, and I am going to try very hard to expand it. Cross fingers.

Completed works for 2019
1. Christabel by Samuel Taylor Coleridge ~~ Jun 9 to Jun 10

Christabel by Samuel Taylor Coleridge

My review https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

Unfortunately, this is it for me this year. I hope to do better next year, if Real Life plays along. ;-))

No worries! Happy new year.

How fascinating about "Christabel" -- reminds me of that story about Coleridge being unable to finish "Kubla Khan" and blaming it on a "person from Porlock." Poor poet. Happy new year, Debbie, and looking forward to reading more of your reviews, poetry or otherwise, in 2020!