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First Prize
Twirling up the hills,
Parasols of pink and white:
Apple blossom dance
—Carlene Phillips
Honorable Mention
In this town so small,
The grand library stands so tall
Everyone in awe
—Mackenzie Grant
Honorable Mention
Haiku replaces
Sudoku obsession
Still no work is done
—Kathy Marble
Honorable Mention
Whispering marshes,
Waters of Harvard, bird sounds
Blue heron looks on
—Karen Morris
Honorable Mention
Let’s chuck Robert’s Rules
Gather torches and pitchforks
And get something done
—Jonathan Feist
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Apple Blossoms Bloom, —Karen Shaw In our little town, —Raymond Dunn Deer jumping in time —Jair Cruikshank Afford’ble housing —Sue Robbins What to peruse first? —John Jacobs Once, at dusk, flute song —Elizabeth Cooper Bees have been working —Ann Levison Pussy willows sway —Barbara Weiss Green thoughts budding forth —Marilyn Strong Winter’s grip lets go: —Carlene Phillips Photos, views, and news; —Worth Robbins Young hands clasp loved books —David Neville Seek flowering gems —Marty Green
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Ah, the peepers call —Kathy Marble Property taxes —Barbara Harley Fabulous lib’ry —Sue Robbins Another ad hoc —Jonathan Feist Polite compromise —Jonathan Feist Harvard—a great home —Jake Kline The new library —Jake Kline Holy Hill Harvard, —Karen Morris screams reflected from —Adam Katcher Years ago, I came —Elizabeth Cooper Heard the new gossip? —Erin Molinaro Green hemlock forests —Karen Morris |
