Dear Joelle,
here my voting:
poem #4, four dots
poem #6, one dot
Thanks to you and the poets!
Marei
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Friends--
I wondered . . .what would come in response to the invitation. The answer
is--seven poesm which circle around the theme of "I wonder . . ." in diverse and
beautiful ways.
So here are the poems, to read and enjoy. And if you want to participate in
choosing the next Poet Laureate, each
tiality, DO NOT SEND CONTEST POEMS DIRECTLY TO THE OS
LIST. Send them to jleshel...@aol.com with the subject line, OS Poetry Contest.
Include your name, e-mail address, and postal address, as the winner will
receive a small prize.
After the votes are counted, I will again post all poems to the List, wit
Dear Chris
I enjoy your postings to the list serve. Thanks.
Here is my submission to the poetry contest:
My being stretches open
I allow your witnessing,
Offering an invitation and
You come - your way
I am out here
With you - sweet acceptance!
You are in me
I am in you
We dancing souls move,
Un
Thanks, Chris, for initiating this. It's fun!
Metamorphosis
You enter the circle
with eyebrow cocked slightly -
the self-assured look saying ...
"Show me, show me..."
You meet my gaze,
curious, as I walk
the circle and open
our space for being...
You smile at the
Law and the Principles
and jum
As OSLIST Poet Laureate (i won the last contest, so I lay claim to the
title), it gives me great pleasure to officially open the 2nd Biannual
OSLIST Restricted Form Poetry Contest.
If you recall, the last contest called for poets to submit poems
composed of words which started with each letter of
