Valentines Day Haiku
Poem a Day in February contest
Author's Note: This was a three day Valentines Day haiku contest. It started last Friday and ended on Sunday.
Haiku was the format. Others did write poems but they weren't all Haiku. The others are still in the gift booklet that will be sent to the winners.
The top 3 are included below, including our own Mariann Carroll, who won first place.
Valentine's Haiku Contest Winners -
First Place Mariann Carroll (facebook friend)
Love In The Air
Come to me, my love
My affection surrounds you
Like heavenly hugs
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SECOND PLACE Shelly Chase
The coqui love poem
For love, I searched
Crying out like the Coqui
Love was always me
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Reference “ According to Taíno legend, a goddess created the coquí to call out her lost love's name forever.” A coqui is a small frog with a big mating call - found in Puerto Rico. SEE THE COQUI in the photo above...
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THIRD PLACE Carol Verant Arola
Cupids Flurry
Watch out! Here she comes
Run faster, hide, take cover
DUCK! It’s the arrow!
About the Creator
Denise E Lindquist
I am married with 7 children, 28 grands, and 13 great-grandchildren. I am a culture consultant part-time. I write A Poem a Day in February for 8 years now. I wrote 4 - 50,000 word stories in NaNoWriMo. I write on Vocal/Medium daily.
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Nonsense Poetry Contest
Author's Note: Poem a Day in February (PaDiF) is fun for everyone who joins in. There are prizes for placing like pictured above, their are booklets that have your poems in. I write poetry every day on PaDiF for fun and for encouragement. I am not entered in most of the contests. This year two regulars stepped up and donated prizes and agreed to be my partner in this endeavor. We will get a new writer on occasion. I have fun with the regulars all year long as we have one day a month where we rhyme. Below, please find three poems of the five that placed:
By Denise E Lindquist2 days ago in Poets
When “f” Eats, It Spells Feat
I can hardly breathe. The sadness in my throat is as tight as a rope that has been tied in a dozens knots. The muscles in my face attempt to move, but they are as a stagnant pond. I try to swallow but I just feel exhausted. Putting my feet on the floor, feels like an impossible feat. This is not how I was supposed to be as an adult at all. I was supposed to grow up and be confident, energetic and happy, not depressed.
By Rowan Finley a day ago in Poets
Think for Me
"How do you calculate the circumference of a circle? Submit your answer when ready." [Pause] "Excellent! Every student was able to call up the answer electronically very quickly. If I, as a robot had feelings, I would express pride. You may break for lunch. Return to this cyber room in 45 minutes."
By Julie Lacksonen5 days ago in Humans
Comments (4)
These are really great and that last one is one we should all look out for one way or another.
I loveeeeee all these Haikus!
All great entries :-)
Nice!