The JBWB Summer 2008 Poetry Competition
The Lime Grove by Jean Jones - £100 First Prize
Summer Holidays by Carol Rogers
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£50 Second Prize
The Old Pillbox by Charlotte Gann - £20 Third Prize
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Summer 2008 shortlisted runners-up:
Simple by Tera Ponder
Summer's End by Morag Thomson
Runaway by Sonja Holder
And for all you many, many Jean Jones fans:
Forest Grass by Jean Jones
Just a Thought by Jean Jones
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Highly Commended
Simone Mansell Broome (for Lullaby)
Su Laws Baccino (for The Duchess Exits)
Ronald James Kerrigan (for Seven)
Patsy Goodsir
Kate Lincoln
Kingsley Powell (for Tomorrow)
Samantha Harrison (for Painted Words)
Mark Hardie
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Recent Winners
A Friend Dying by Clare Girvan (1st Prize)
Forgotten by June Owen (2nd Prize)
Sarah’s Poetic Justice by Jean Jones (3rd Prize)
Living with Shadows by Caroline Davies (1st Prize)
The Bookends by Jean Jones (2nd Prize)
The Unfinished Dress by Su Laws Baccino (3rd Prize)
The Owners by Garry Kilworth (1st Prize)
Budgeting: February 1963 by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Keystone by Jean Jones (3rd Prize)
Glowing by Seán Dagan Wood (1st Prize)
London, by Phone by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Medicine Bears by Simone Mansell Broome (3rd Prize)
When the Talking Stopped by Jean Jones (1st Prize)
Dark Slug by Jenny Hope (2nd Prize)
The Battleground by Carol Wolrich (3rd Prize)
The Wood and the Trees by Nicola Garden (1st Prize)
Splintered Ice by Jean Jones (2nd Prize)
For Hugo Williams… by Maureen Cate (3rd Prize)
Beckett’s Offspring by Faye Robertson (1st Prize)
Doing Without Dyno-Rod by Simone Mansell Broome (2nd Prize)
My Old School Friend by Linda Preston (3rd Prize)
Cave-Haven
Woman by
Carol Wolrich (1st Prize)
With You by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Short Break by Patricia Diane
Wilson (3rd Prize)
Persistence by Gillian M Hesketh (1st Prize)
February, Westridge Woods by Simon McNulty (2nd Prize)
Longsighted by Gwil Williams (1st Prize)
South Specific Pirate Talk by Amanda Govan (3rd Prize)
Ten, Not Three by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Darkness Magnifies by Diane Wilson (3rd Prize)
57 by John Lawrence (1st Prize)
Always I Hear Your Voice by Mary Williams (2nd Prize)
Rocky Mountain Veteran by Carol Wolrich (3rd Prize)
City Stickers by Carol Wolrich (1st Prize)
Words on growing older by Shaaban (2nd Prize)
A Field in Edithmead by Rose James (1st Prize)
Pebbles by Jacqueline Davitt (2nd Prize)
At the Border by Gwil Williams (1st Prize)
Horizons by Sybil Levin (2nd Prize)
The Gentle Lion in my Garden by Carol Wolrich (1st Prize)
Promises, promises by Sarah Carnegie (2nd Prize)
The Owl by Margaret Pagdin (1st Prize)
Finca by Wendy Freebourne (2nd Prize)
Shopping by Gill Bacconier (1st Prize)
Although You Do Not Know Me by Gwil Williams (2nd Prize)
Eating Tabitha by Peter Wyton (1st Prize)
Nine Herons by Rob Mooney (2nd Prize)
Having read his anguished words by Gwil Williams (1st Prize)
The Knowledge by Lorraine Noble (2nd Prize)
The poets of the public bar by Gwil Williams (1st Prize)
Damaged Goods by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Neat
Garden by Anita Traynor
(1st Prize)
The
Cell Phone by Maureen Cate (2nd
Prize)
A Class Act by Carol
Wolrich (1st Prize)
Carpet Fall
by Carol Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Sycamore by Michael Conaghan
(1st Prize)
Disconnection by John
Lawrence (2nd Prize)
Wishful Thinking by Gill
Baconnier (1st Prize)
Choc Ice Boy by Carol
Wolrich (2nd Prize)
Tantrum by Christina
Bustamante (1st Prize)
And One Binds Them All
by Barbara King (2nd Prize)
Dunton Green by Michael
Conaghan (1st Prize)
Empirical Ballad by Gill
Baconnier (2nd Prize)
The night is never silent
by Mike Toohey (1st Prize)
Under the Dead Moon
by David Whitehead (2nd Prize)
Vigilante Love by Norman
King Lloyd (1st Prize)
Through my Window by
Mick Stringer (2nd Prize)
Winter Moonrise by Jo
Leak (1st Prize)
Orders by Nigel Spriggs
(2nd Prize)
Prospero's Farewell
by Mick Stringer
A Good Home by Elizabeth
Gowing
Primary Children’s Hospital
by Sundy Watanabe
The
Cruel Room by Mick Stringer
Time
by Robert Sharp
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