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Looking back
- FAREWELL
- National Poetry Day August 21
- August Art at Mercy – Pauline Bellamy
- Poems in the Waiting Room Art wall at Mercy Hospital
- Dear Key Workers
- Autumn 2020
- 2020 Poetry Competition Results
- PitWR 2020 poetry competition
- Pocket Poetry NZ
- Spring 2019
- National Poetry Day, August 23
- PoARTry at Mercy
- Another National Poetry Day event
- Looking ahead – National Poetry Day August 23
- Winter 2019
Tag Archives: Fiona Farrell
National Poetry Day – August 24
Poems in the Waiting Room is thrilled to be celebrating our National Poetry Day with the support of the Southern DHB. Patients at Dunedin, Wakari, Southland and Lakes District Hospitals will be treated to poetry, supplied by Poems in the Waiting … Continue reading
Our autumn 2015 poets
As I set off for work this morning at 7.00 am there was a slight feeling of autumn in the air. And this made me realise I’m going to have to give up my current walking to work activity – learning poems. Soon … Continue reading
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Tagged André Surridge, Catherine Bateson, Claire Orchard, Elena de Roo, Fiona Farrell, Jane Yeh, John Alcock, Riemke Ensing, Ron C. Moss, Roy Marshall, Sophie Hannah
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Our winter poets
In this winter edition we’re featuring the winning poems from our 2014 poetry competition. Belinda Diepenheim’s That’s Art, Cherry Hill’s Old home, Charmian Koed’s Ode to a Compost Bin and Carolyn McCurdie’s First rain after drought. And then we’ve got Hugh … Continue reading
September 15
SAVE THIS DATE NOW! It’s our fifth birthday in September and we’re celebrating!!!! Poems in the Waiting Room presents Four Poets at “Bellamys at Five” Come along and hear Brian Turner, Emma Neale, Fiona Farrell, and Kay McKenzie Cooke read … Continue reading
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Tagged Bellamys at Five, Brian Turner, Emma Neale, Fiona Farrell, Kay McKenzie Cooke
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Approaching winter
Today we received our certification from the Charities Commission. Elsja from gallaway cook allan lawyers made the whole application process a breeze. Donations of $5.00 or more are tax deductible in New Zealand and may be sent to PitWR, 19 … Continue reading