The Bards' Bistro

[Selorian]

Come in, grab a seat, have a drink and a bite to eat while enjoying general LM Poetry Challenge discussions, questions, and the like.

*Please be advised that only challenge and score threads are allowed within the LM Poetry Challenge forum. All questions and discussions should take place here in The Bards' Bistro.

[Selorian]

Sorry for the delay, we're now open for posting.

[Baron]

Sorry for the delay, we're now open for posting.

The time that you've taken in setting this up is appreciated. It's great to see that it's moving forward.

[Selorian]

You're very welcome. I want to make sure that your baby is well looked after and done right. Again, thank you for all the work you did getting this challenge started.

There's now a sticky at the top of the poetry forum titled LM Poetry Challenge and provides a link inside to this forum.

[Pete_C]

Bistro?

Couldn't we have had something more fitting, like a seedy bar or a Chinese opium den?

[Selorian]

Attribute the appellation to my atrocious attempt at alliteration.

See, I'm horrendously bad at it.

[Pete_C]

Poets' Pisshouse?

Rhymers' Rombustuous Rotunda of Revulsion?

Versifiers' Veritable Vaginal...

No, thinking about it, Bistro is good!

[wheelz1138]

Though when I read the word "bard", I think of Shakespeare, who I can be fairly certain never entered a bistro.

[Baron]

Though when I read the word "bard", I think of Shakespeare, who I can be fairly certain never entered a bistro.

Bard is a druid term, still used, relating to poets who traditionally veiled the Druid mysteries in their verse. End of trivial pursuits session

[Pete_C]

The bloke who played Ken Barlow in Corrie was a druid; I saw him at Stonehenge in the murky past. He was blowing some horn thing, I was tripping. We didn't speak; I thought it best not to. That was the year I told some Druid bint with a large chest that she could have health, wealth and happiness if she'd let me violate her pooper.

Ah, those new age days.