Charlie-Quadku

Contest Judged: 9/18/2019 5:54:00 AM
Sponsored by: Charles Messina |

Place	PoemTitle	Poet
1	Twelve Hours Half a Day--Cq	Hilo Poet
1	'tis Glory Bound Cq	Meru Groen
1	- Haiku X 161- Hurricane Dorian -	Anne-Lise Andresen
2	Deep Sea Mysteries - Cq	Carolyn Devonshire
2	You Quench Me - Cq	Lu Loo
2	Comes the Storm	Jeanne Mcgee
2	Transient Art Cq	Subimal Sinha-Roy
2	A Prism of Color-Cq	Sandra Adams
2	Echoes Lasting Cq	Winged Warrior
2	A Brand New Day Cq	Jan Allison
2	Just a Freed Caged Bird Wanting To Fly-Cq	James Edward Lee Sr.
2	A Red Summer Day	Andrea Dietrich
2	Noontime Showers-Cq	Nette Onclaud
3	Faith's Flight	Beata Agustin
3	Squirrels - Cq	Constance La France
3	The Waterfall Cq	Dietra Reid
3	Blue Haiku - Cq	Dm Babbit
3	Termites Cq	Eve Roper
3	Rainbow Cq	Anisha Dutta
3	Lol Cq	Georgia Kereopa
3	Greybreak - Cq	John Lawless
3	King Without Food-Cq	Olusegun Arowolo
3	Playing Linguistic Tag In Sunny Forest - Cq	Kurt Ravidas
3	A Stubborn Man - Cq	Larry Bradfield
3	Dreamer Cq	Rick Parise
3	Moving On	Paul Callus
3	Nowhere No Gloom-Cq	Probir Gupta
3	My Hummingbirds - Cq	Tania Kitchin
3	Lizard-Cq	Tina Marsh
3	Contrite Cowboy - Cq	Caren Krutsinger

Contest Description

What to Submit?

Please submit one origanal poem in the form of what I call a "Charlie-Quadku" which is exactly what it is. A haiku with 4 lines and each line has just 4 syllables. You may use any theme you like. Please put a CQ at the end of your title so that I don't accidentally read it ( example "Become The Swan-CQ". PS: I did an example titled "Become The Swan" if you would like to see it. Thank you for entering my contest and Good Luck to all that do.

Prizes

First Prize, Glory
Second Prize, Glory
Third Prize, Glory
Twelve Honorable Mentions

Preparing Your Entry

Submit one copy of your poem online. Format your poem. Please make your entry easy to read — no illustrations or fancy fonts.

English Language

Poems should be in English. Poems translated from other languages are not eligible, unless you wrote both the original poem and the translation.

A Note to Poetry Contestants

You are welcome to enter this contest, whether or not you won a prize in one of my previous contests.