Finalists Poems - Poems about Finalists

...In a damp, bluesy club in the middle of the reeds Two amphibious musicians gathered in the weeds Stringed instruments of driftwood and canary grass Played with webbed fingers and a dash of souther......

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...Twas the semi final Coming to its end, Three all male finalists Bucking previous trend. When told she was leaving She'd stoically played her part. Deep down she was seething With murder in her......

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...When I judge a poetry contest I do it according to what hits my heart. The hardest, the one I can relate to, that makes me say “oh, yes!” I judge blind, so have no idea until the end page who the f......

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...My day began by watching As they read the victims’ names, A somber sad reminder Of an act that still inflames. A bell was struck to mark the time Each tower was attacked And once again, when ......

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...I was forever losing things, and my laughing friends called me a klutz, Like darker skies misplace buttery sun, when a severe storm develops. I had once lost the keys to my house, and waited lock......

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...If I had a wishing stick I would ask for world peace The lovely beauty pageant contender said into the mike Generous generous generous You are allowed three wishes, the commentator said. Oh, g......

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...It’s the beginning of best tinker week! Get up! Let’s go! Wake up! Come on! The rest of the family has already gone! I jump out of bed, excited of course, who will be the fastest? The best at the f......

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...I was in an essay contest It started in January When we wrote our rough drafts. Then the teacher paired us Up for peer editing. I was paired with A boy with sapphire eyes. When he read my essa......

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...Soup Contest The day was Sunday The time was just after noon Church had just finished The choir that day enchanting You could feel the anticipation in the air A Soup contest like no other ......

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...I’d never heard those words before; Their meanings were elusive. To those upon the stage, such facts Were merely inconclusive. Derivations made it clear Which letter groups were needed. Conce......

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...For all you semi finalists, I salute each, one and all. I'd contact each of you,but the intense pain I'm suffering has kept me from the most basic activities. It is trurely a struggle just to walk......

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