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Poem in Your Pocket

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Swap Homepage:http://www.nyc.gov/html/poem/html/home/home.shtml
Group:The Hundred Acre Wood
Swap Coordinator:PenguinParade (contact)
Swap categories: Letters & Writing 
Number of people in swap:9
Location:International
Type:Type 2: Flat mail
Last day to signup/drop:March 24, 2011
Date items must be sent by:April 1, 2011
Number of swap partners:1
Description:

Such a little thing

To be included in my pocket

Waiting to be shared

To you and you and you!

Poem in Your Pocket Day was created in 2002. Basically, you put a poem in your pocket, and carry it around all day to read and share with yourself or others. This year it will be celebrated on Thursday, April 14, 2011!

For this swap, you will send a poem, HAW related of course, to your partner.

The poem can be an original piece, one from a children's poet, if there is one in a novel you've read from picture book on up to young adult, that works too. Maybe you have one you've treasured from childhood that you want to share. Make it pocket size for your partner. Include a note with the poem to explain why you chose it.

On Poem in Your Pocket Day, proudly walk around with the poem!

Send by date will be April 1st to (hopefully) allow poems time to reach their destination. The swap does not need to be profile specific, so feel free to have your poem all ready to send out.

If you have any questions, or if I did not cover something well enough please let me know :D

I included the home page for PIYP Day in the Swap Homepage if you want to read up more on it.

Discussion

Ogma 03/ 9/2011 #

Do we have to make it pocket-sized or just have it able to be folded up to fit in a pocket? Thanks!

PenguinParade 03/ 9/2011 #

Whichever you want! At my library, we print the poems on bookmark sized paper, and kids can fold the poem up. I planned to do mine to be folded.

Ogma 03/ 9/2011 #

Thank you. :-)

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