At Imbolc 2007, the second annual silent blog poetry reading was held in honour of Brighid.

• The One by Casey Cooper Quirke
• The Smith Goddess by Yvonne Aburrow
• Imbolc by Yvonne Aburrow
• The Lover Pleads With His Friend For Old Friends by W B Yeats
• Perspective by Bratstarman
• Burial Song by David Wagoner
• Artichoke by Robin Robertson
• My IQ by Ani diFranco
• Bee poem by Emily Dickinson
• Bombus sonorus by Anne
• Since feeling is first by e e cummings (also at this blog)
• Warning to Children by Robert Graves
• Unnamed poem by Rainer Maria Rilke
• Ill-made Knight by Alfred Tennyson
• Excerpt from Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman
• 'Introduction to Poetry' by Billy Collins and 'Crossing' by Deborah Tall
• Man in Space by Billy Collins
• Forgetfulness by Billy Collins
• Remembering by Rainer Maria Rilke
• Initial by Rainer Maria Rilke
• Kiss the Earth by Thich Nhat Hanh
• By Candlelight by Sylvia Plath
• School Prayer by Diane Ackerman (if only school prayers were really like this!)
• 'Block City' by RL Stevenson and 'Mother to Son' by Langston Hughes
• Two Legends by Ted Hughes
• Excerpt from What we carry by Dorianne Laux
• Chaplinesque by Hart Crane
• no indispensable man by Saxon White Kessinger
• Sonnet by William Shakespeare
• Sonnet 47 by William Shakespeare
• Quote from Pablo Picasso
• If death is not the end
• 95 poems, 92 by e e cummings
• Some keep the Sabbath... by Emily Dickinson
• Excerpt from Late Psalm by Betsy Sholl
• Yellow by Joseph Dunphy
• The Cow by Ogden Nash
• Poem by Rabindranath Tagore
• Poems by WB Yeats and Wilfred Owen
• 'Believing In Iron' by Yusef Komunyakaa and 'Winding Wool' by Robert Service
• I do not love you by Pablo Neruda
• Laughter by Pablo Neruda
• Several poems at Pagan Godspell
• Mother by Naomi Elizabeth Sheets
• Ego Tripping by Nikki Giovanni
• Bright Brigid's Voice by T Thorn Coyle
• Poor Biddy of the Field by "Frater VC"
• Groundhog Day by Selma Jesse Houck
• The Winter by Philip Whalen
• And the rest - I will add more when I have time

If you took part but are not listed here, you can add your poem in the comments. Please be sure to include the title and the author of the poem, and a link to the individual blog post, not the whole blog. Thanks.