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    Contest Winners - EOL Poetry Contest 2011-2012

    AuthorTom Rubenoff, Senior Editor | DateSunday, February 19, 2012 at 6:37PM Pin It!

    We would like to thank all who entereed the Eye On Life Poetry Contest this year.  It was a very close competition between several good poets.  Now that I have received scores from all judges, I can declare the winners:   

    • First Place:  “Life After Death” by Peggy Trojan 
    • Second Place:  “Harvestmen” by Jim Davis 
    • Third Place:  “The Day the Sun Forgot to Rise” by Amye Nicole Bird
      and “The Last Wave” by Olivia Arieti.  

    In addition, the following poems were selected by the judges for Honorable Mention:   

    • “Crow” by Amye Nicole Bird 
    • “A Circle of Stones” by Jim Davis (two Honorable Mentions) 
    • “Whole in Theory” by Cheryl Sommese 
    • “How I Fell” by Lisa Cappiello 
    • “The Season of the Switch” by H.E. Mantel 
    • “Pedro, Pablo and Little Jose” (two Honorable Mentions) and “What Purpose Does a Rabbit Have” by Donal Mahoney 
    • “Facades” by Carol Hamilton 

    Winning poems and Honorable Mentions will be published the first week in March.  I’ll keep you posted.  

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