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Earth Day dusk –
falling all around me
blackbird song
Amy Claire Rose
(@Nature__Lover)
We heard today that Amy won first prize in the 13-15 years age group and also the overall grand prize for the above haiku, her entry for the 2011 Kids Count for Earth Day international competition for children and young people. The contest was judged by world renowned tanka and haiku poet and artist, an’ya. Amy wins a year’s membership to the Haiku Society of America (HSA) and the winning poems will be published in the Fall issue of Sketchbook online journal.
Special thanks to Alan Summers (With Words) for publicising the competition on Twitter etc. Amy got her entry in ten minutes before the midnight deadline
while you are sleeping…
stars dim on the gate of dawn
ruby and gold
the honeysuckle stirs
with a blackbird’s song
For Amy, Congratulations!
from your proud mum xx
You can read Amy’s haiku and the other prize-winners’ excellent poems along with commentaries from an’ya here:
Claire
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Super loved the delicacy!
I am ~ http://puplumages.wordpress.com/2011/06/03/i-me-the-butterfly/
Well deserved prize. Congratulations to Amy and proud mum!
hurry for you.
Amazing write,
Come join poets rally now.
Happy Friday!
xox
Lovely written .. Sweet Haiku
Nice blog ambiance as well ..
Here’s a piece of mine ..
http://ashbeezone.wordpress.com/2011/06/13/i-remember/
Happy Rally !!