Freshkills Haiku
From the NYC Parks Dept:
Second Annual Freshkills Haiku Contest Winners Announced
The Parks Department is proud to announce this year’s second annual Haiku contest winners. More than 40 poets participated over the course of National Poetry Month in April. We received some terrific entries and the winning poems are provided below.
Adult winners:
Quietly sleeping,
Buried discards of past years
Support vibrant hills
- Stephen Knowles
Now green and growing
This upside-down museum
Forms new paths of hope
- Leona Egan
Tall thousand grasses
rub hollow elbows to the
chopstick cricket legs
- Robin Locke Monda
Student winner:
Looking at the mounds,
you are rolling down the past.
Future brings us new
- Lauren Seaquist, age 14
Second Annual Freshkills Haiku Contest Winners Announced
The Parks Department is proud to announce this year’s second annual Haiku contest winners. More than 40 poets participated over the course of National Poetry Month in April. We received some terrific entries and the winning poems are provided below.
Adult winners:
Quietly sleeping,
Buried discards of past years
Support vibrant hills
- Stephen Knowles
Now green and growing
This upside-down museum
Forms new paths of hope
- Leona Egan
Tall thousand grasses
rub hollow elbows to the
chopstick cricket legs
- Robin Locke Monda
Student winner:
Looking at the mounds,
you are rolling down the past.
Future brings us new
- Lauren Seaquist, age 14
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