Tuesday, November 4, 2014

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As I wrote before, readers, poslaju is an annual event the Court Poetry at the tee now, had drawn our own Acting Sheriff, Frank A'Bhaird, started as an informal event, Killarney, in 2010, a time 8 poet was not only present, the past year in Letterkenny, poslaju where 15 were poet reciting their poems - Frank and I drank wine including reciting a poem or two ourselves. Recognized poets welcome and before new poets, before newly composed poems or poems before fadscríofa, as usual, according to the email I received the other day from Francis. The atmosphere is informal, fun, leaving many of us have fun, and we listen to each other's poems. Last year, was organized by Francis projector, and had the opportunity to departmental parties to send their poems to the noble Sheriff advance, leaving the audience was able to see the words and hear at the same time . If any of you want to have with you a poem displayed on screen through your emulation, or anyone you wish to participate in the event this year, send your name and a copy of your poem to Francis pmacabhaird at gmail dot com before October poslaju 28, please. Welcomes the audience, as well as, its readers, and, thanks to sponsorship from Foras na Gaeilge, a bite of food and drink available, but knowing, in advance, how many people will participate, if you mind. Will not pressure anyone to create a new poem, but if anyone is looking theme, is 'seldom-heard poslaju words / voices that can best be silent' selected by the Sheriff-Great-Acting, as you will see from Warranty below. There are, ahem, Court Rites read you, too, when the great warrant- you seriously porridge, a reader, so that you know about, ahem, hard and fast rules of the Court, as laid down by Francis. Poetry Court will be held at the Oireachtas in Killarney, poslaju Ennis Chamber Faithleann, Gleneagle Hotel, at 1.00 pm, on Saturday, November 2 - I'll see you there!
Tell Ealga -At most talented senators listen to each other.
The jury is like applause to a witness when he or she has evidence. Not like to give applause and the witness in mid emulation [unless that insults his / her government ministers experimental innovative way]. Leave it to the discretion of the Court officials whether a witness would be clapping before starting his / her reading!
Avoid the crying and the roar unless there is a major national disaster or personal Court this morning. It shall be the duty of the Court officials set definition of what constitutes a disaster. Settled the question by majority vote.
Deserves the respect shown to the officers of the Court, and they beannófar courteous. Witness is allowed to buy a drink Court officer and shall not be considered as a bribe. Needless Court officials qualified in anything useful, but they need to be alive and was presented remotely by the Court.
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