Tag Archives: David Kelly-Hedrick

Stilts, cygnets and turkeys

Posted on October 30, 2013 by ruth arnison

When we woke this morning it felt like a ‘trippy’ sort of day so we hopped in the car with no plans in mind except that we would head north. First stop was Karitane where we enjoyed an ‘all to … Continue reading →

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Home and away

Posted on August 1, 2013 by ruth arnison

Some of our winter cards are being read in Europe right now. Kay McKenzie Cooke has just returned from Paris, Germany………. and ‘left’ a few cards in cafes. A great way to spread poetry. David Kelly-Hedrick leaves Dunedin on Saturday … Continue reading →

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Cutting lines

Posted on March 14, 2013 by ruth arnison

This morning I wandered through the Otago Museum Reserve enjoying the trees, the mild autumnal weather, students voices as they headed to lectures and the visual delight of swinging wildlines.  Dangling over tree trunks, twirling under branches and hovering in … Continue reading →

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Here comes Autumn 2013

Posted on February 21, 2013 by ruth arnison

This is our 18th Poems in the Waiting Room poetry card. It’s a slightly muted orange coloured card and will be available in your local waiting room from March 1 onwards. We’re sorry to say that after six braille editions … Continue reading →

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An American twist

Posted on January 31, 2013 by ruth arnison

Poems in the Waiting Room’s 2012 When North meets South exhibition gave me a fantastic opportunity to meet poets, artists, visitors to Bellamy’s Gallery…. and to also widen my circle of email friends, namely the North Island haiku poets.  John … Continue reading →

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