Lottery

_________First Place__________yard work -- a lottery ticket in the leaf pile  Earl Keener 

 ________Second Place________   lottery - even the beggar buys dreams  BobT

 _________Third Place________       a can of beans last week's lottery ticket still on the fridge  DeVar

_________Below Third Place________

corner store a homeless man joins the lottery queue  Yu Chang

second hand pants in one of the pockets a lottery ticket  max verhart

holding his breath- the last lottery ball one number short  -naia

first date -

she buys an extra

lottery ticket

hilary tann

crumpled paper holds lost dreams lottery   ~Andrea Ramey

lottery draw- wishing he'd been born a day later  Sue

The rice seller Walking to and fro-- Lottery result day.  Maarof

lottery~

the casting of the

first stone

kathi

wash day - lottery ticket comes out a damp ball  Iris Pool

sunday prayer for monday lottery  Carol Raisfeld

lottery tickets the only thing that she buys at the grocery store  pam

the homeless man

finds a lottery ticket--

first star

Billie Wilson

morse code -- the cane of a blind lottery ticket vendor  gop 

lottery ticket old man double-checks again  m2

sliver moon~

she uses her nail

to scratch the lottery ticket

Gary Steinberg

cable car

the conductor punches

her lottery ticket

Darrell

clinched in his hand lottery ticket won one dollar the old man chuckles  emile 

grandpa decorates -- the lottery tickets hooked on the Christmas tree  Cindy Tebo

old lottery ticket the aroma ... of spilt mocha  an'ya

lottery day--

windblown tickets land

in a stone pile

Mark Brooks

an expectant mother buys lottery tickets-- and cigarettes  christopher patchel

to whom it belongs: the lost lottery ticket under thorny bush  copyright 12/5/2000 by Wendy C. Bialek

quik-save lottery -

two picks just prior to mailing

the kukai entries

art

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