By Carol Rolf Winners have been named in the Haiku Poetry Contest sponsored recently by the Faulkner County Poets ... and made the day sad -- Markus Pearson Other entries in the Haiku contest appear below. More entries will be published in the ...

... ugly", "dirty" and "trash." Just a three-line poem, a haiku contest drew 747 entries from Faulkner County residents. Greenbrier ... would like to thank the people who helped make our countywide haiku contest a remarkable success: First, Charlotte Nabholtz of ...

Poets throughout the county are invited to enter a "Haiku" poetry contest sponsored by Faulkner County Poets in support of the Keep Faulkner County Beautiful Program. Discussing the upcoming ...

Following are entries in the recent Haiku contest sponsored by Faulkner County Poets and the Keep Faulkner County Beautiful Commission. Adult Division In the field of joy ...

... Fine Arts Recital Hall at UCA. This concert is open to the public and free of charge. A special work on the program is Five Haiku by Paul Dickinson, Theory and Composition Professor at UCA. It is a collection of short piano pieces with a Japanese influence ...

... current events and Ivan Iglesias will read his poetry, in Spanish and English. Participants will play games, such as Group Haiku and Exquisite Corpse. To end the night, there will be a slam poetry contest to benefit the Literacy Council. The audience ...

... to determine if our idea is worth a book or an article or a Twitter just as poets once chose between an epic, a sonnet, a haiku or that crinkled Xeroxed pamphlet that old guy tries to hand you outside the Coffee Bean. If you can't figure it out, the ...

... finalists, including Fantasia Barrino, 19, High Point, N.C.; Diana Degarmo, 16, Snellville, Ga.; Camile Velasco, 18, Haiku, Hawaii; and Matthew Rogers, 25, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Other finalists are La Toya London, 24, Hawthorne, Calif ...

... on Aug. 16, poets are being challenged to experiment outside their usual choices of form. "If you write sonnets, try a haiku, a minute, or a rondeau," Stallcup said. "If you write free verse, try a ballad. If you don't know any of these forms ...

... They give us healthy food. 5. They give us shade and a place to sleep. (nap) By Jacob Sawrie Mrs. Dillard's Class (Haiku) The sequoia tree Is very high above us Its leaves are so gold By Jennifer Geeslin Miss Westlin's Class Elegance Dazzling ...