Just a reminder that the deadline for this year's Great Genealogy Poetry Challenge is only
two weeks away on 21November.
Once again,here are the rules;
1. Find a poem by a poet, famous or obscure, about the region
one of your ancestors lived in. It can be about an historical event, a
legend, a person, or even about some place (like a river)or a local
animal. It can even be a poem you or one of your ancestors have written.
0r, if you prefer, post the lyrics of a song or a link to a video of someone
performing the song.
2. Post the poem or song to your blog (remembering to cite the source
where you found it.). If you wish to enter an older post, you may as long
as it has not appeared here in an earlier Poetry Challenge.
3.Tell us how the subject of the poem or song relates to your ancestor's
home or life, or the area of the country where they lived.
4.Submit your post's link here to me in a comment or send me an emaill
by midnight Thursday, November 21st and I'll publish all links to the entries
on Thanksgiving Day, November 28th
5. If you submit a humorous poem or song that will be entered under the
"Willy Puckerbrush" division. Willy was the late geneablogger Terry
Thornton's alias for some humorous posts and comments.
There you have it. You have two months to find your poem and post it to your
blogs. I will be waiting to see what you come up with this year!
1 comment:
I wrote a post for this challenge, thanks!
http://rootsdisentangled.blogspot.com/2019/11/kentucky-poetry.html
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