Lily
lily
(7/2/00)
_________First Place__________
water-lily
in the middle
of the moon
Grace Mathew
________Second Place________
dusk
the lily folds
into itself
gary steinberg
_________Third Place________
empty church-
after the funeral
the scent of lilies
Sue
in-laws visit--
a red dragonfly lands
in the white lily
Mark Brooks
_________Below Third Place________
without a sound
a water-lily opened
on the old pond
max verhart
moving day
the lily on her grave
finally blooms
Linda Robeck
night's end
the first day lily
in bloom
Ann Krischus
lightning
fills the lily's
throat
m.cross
lily pads and frogs
on the deli clerk's blouse--
lunch hour haiku
*Billie Wilson
trailing back and forth
across the lilies -
a black bird's shadow
penelope greenwell
how quiet
the north side of our house
lilies of the valley
Marjorie Buettner
two ladies
nodding to each other -
lillies
Alison
red day lilies
and a hummingbird
suspended
BarbBC
bouquet of lilies--
from the perfectly arranged garden
clutched in a small fist
christy
under a summer moon,
lily buds lighten
the doorstep
copyright 6/25/2000 by Wendy C. Bialek
yellow lilies
the sound from a trumpet
across the street
odd
late for church -
the scent of Easter lilies
fills the pews
hilary tann
beneath the lily pad
the moonlight catches
a flash of gold
Lesley
a drained pond...
ducklings hide
in the lilies
Hugh Waterhouse
tiger lilies
grew around our old back porch
homesick
AJae
high humidity--
my father holds a lily
in his withered hand
timothy timothy timothy
calla lily ...
a droplet of rain slides
down its funnel
an'ya
the canal
packed full of water lilies
a beer can weaves
pamela
the lily bows
as I enter the room
a gentle breeze
rjscott
tiger lilies
the cat stalks a robin
in the backyard
DeVar
water lilies
the swan glides past
to reach its nest
Joann
the site
of her passing -
plastic lilies
Naia
Perfection and peace
Lilly Lily in my arms
She is our new child
Stacey E. Cordle
summer heat
Aunt Lily
baking bread
soji
lily pad jumping
too enthusiastic frog
slightly missed
emile molhuysen
riotous colors
Grandma's
lily garden
R. Marie Stutts
warm evening
giving the trumpet lilies
a leaf trim
SUE
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