Monday, January 15, 2007
The Eleventh Muse Poetry Contest 2006 Results
Winner ($200):
Maureen Alsop, “Horse at Century’s End”
Honorable Mentions:
Maureen Alsop, “Parched”
Ellen Kirvin Dudis, “The Bed in this Hotel”
Charlotte Innes, “May”
Cindy May Murphy, “A Recovering Vampire Contemplates Desire in a 24-Hour Supermarket”
Finalists:
Joe Blanda, “Out of the Garbage Endlessly Piling”
Thomas L. Conroy, “Rules of Engagement”
Gretchen Fletcher, “Record Keeping”
Jude Goodwin, “Carry on with the cheesecake”
Bobbi Dykema Katsanis, “Brother August: A Psalm”
Diane LeBlanc, “Glose: A Keyhole Remembering a Door”
Eugenia Murphy, “After Midnight”
Jordan Reynolds, “Cipher”
Alan Sullivan, “Old as Dirt”
Thank you to all the worthy poets who participated in the contest this year.
Maureen Alsop, “Horse at Century’s End”
Honorable Mentions:
Maureen Alsop, “Parched”
Ellen Kirvin Dudis, “The Bed in this Hotel”
Charlotte Innes, “May”
Cindy May Murphy, “A Recovering Vampire Contemplates Desire in a 24-Hour Supermarket”
Finalists:
Joe Blanda, “Out of the Garbage Endlessly Piling”
Thomas L. Conroy, “Rules of Engagement”
Gretchen Fletcher, “Record Keeping”
Jude Goodwin, “Carry on with the cheesecake”
Bobbi Dykema Katsanis, “Brother August: A Psalm”
Diane LeBlanc, “Glose: A Keyhole Remembering a Door”
Eugenia Murphy, “After Midnight”
Jordan Reynolds, “Cipher”
Alan Sullivan, “Old as Dirt”
Thank you to all the worthy poets who participated in the contest this year.
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As a poet, and an avid reader, I have to say that I very much enjoyed my leisurely stroll through your blog...it was time well spent; entertaining and enlightening. I thank you...
> Cindy May Murphy, “A Recovering Vampire Contemplates Desire in a 24-Hour Supermarket”
Wow! I have to admit, I'm looking forward to reading this one.
!!
Mary
http://www.pantoum.org
Wow! I have to admit, I'm looking forward to reading this one.
!!
Mary
http://www.pantoum.org
Hi Steven. After discovering that my poem, "Cipher," was selected as a finalist in the 2006 Eleventh Muse Poetry Contest I sent a couple of poorly worded e-mails to the submissions URL on the Poetry Now website. I wanted to thank you again for selecting my poem as a finalist and I hope that my e-mails (composed in a state of extreme excitation) do not cast me in a negative light. I also wanted to inform you of my own poetry blog. You can visit it here if you'd like:
www.sanstimelines.blogspot.com
I would love for it to (someday) make it on your list of poetry blogs.
Thanks again Steven.
Best,
Jordan Reynolds
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www.sanstimelines.blogspot.com
I would love for it to (someday) make it on your list of poetry blogs.
Thanks again Steven.
Best,
Jordan Reynolds
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