FULL LIST OF POETS/POEMS ACCEPTED INTO BOUNDLESS 2014: Poets, thanks to all who submitted. This is possibly the strongest list of poems weve ever seen. Not every poet who submitted was accepted; however, please take it with a grain of salt and just keep swimming and improving your work! Many thanks to our editors, Katie Hoerth, Ileana Garcia-Spitz, and Edward A. Vidaurre for their selfless volunteer spirit. Please join us at Boundless 2014 Book Launch: Rio Grande Valley Intl. Poetry Festival on Apr. 24 as we honor the following poets. Heres our full, expanded list! First Place: Joy On The Heels of Brokenness by Loretta Diane Walker (USA) Second Place: Borders by Shirley Rickett (USA) Third Place: An Island Where The World Began by Shirley Rickett (USA) Fourth Place: Una Gota de Agua by Mateo Mansilla-Moya (México) Fifth Place: Cousins From The Past by Dikson Slam (Zimbabwe) Honorable Mentions: (in alphabetical order) Cormorants by Chip Dameron (USA) Flowers On A Precipice by Kjell Nykvist (USA) Her Daily Bread by Diana Dominguez (USA) Refuge Seekers: Brenda Riojas (USA) Te Busqué by Mateo Mansilla-Moya (México) A Sudden Darkness: Loretta Diane Walker An Island Where the World Began: Shirley Rickett At 63: Jim LaVilla-Havelin Before Crossing: Brenda Riojas Borders: Shirley Rickett Chupacabra Rising: Juan Manuel Pérez Cocoon: James Griswold Cormorants: Chip Dameron Cousins from the past: Dikson Slam (Zimbabwe) Day of the Dead: Beto Conde Earth’s Vibrant Daughter: Richard Peake Echo Hotel: P.W. Covington El Rio Bravo: Laura Reagan-Porras Encounters: Joanne Uppendahl Flowers on a Precipice: Kjell Nykvist For Christmas RGV: JoAnn DeLuna Get to Know Each Body Early: Jeff Cannon Goes by the Name Trouble-Maker: Juan Manuel Pérez Go Into Someone’s Kitchen: Vivian Kearney Got the Blues: Meliton Hinojosa Grasshoppers: Ann Howells Her Daily Bread: Diana Dominguez I Have Been One Conversant With This Heart: Julieta Corpus Immigrant Student Prayer: Rudy H. García Joy On The Heels of Brokenness: Loretta Diane Walker Just Because: Shirley Rickett Learning Cursive: Diana Dominguez Listening: Joanne Uppendahl Local Thief: Gene Novogrodsky Luna: Beto Conde Memories Cascade Down: Kyle Sherman Mother’s Message: Arturo Saldaña Night Poets: Oscar C. Peña Nothing Sad: Rudy H. García Old Wind: Arturo Saldaña Orange Blossoms: Saraí García Original Sin: Diana Dominguez Poorly Worded Crows . . . : Charles McGregor Refuge Seekers: Brenda Riojas Salaxpicious: César Leonardo De León Seeking Smooth Air: Loretta Diane Walker Smoke Box Rhythm & Blues: Oscar C. Peña So What Have I Got to Complain About: S.A. Campbell Souvenir: Scott Spanbauer Sparrows: Ann Folgeman Sweet Mary Dancing at the Cadillac: Oscar C. Peña Tapestry: James Griswold Te Busque/ I Looked For You: Mateo Mansilla-Moya The Dun Horse: Joanne Uppendahl The Phone Rang: Priscilla Celina Suarez The Reaction: Trev Wainwright The Way Home: Chip Dameron Thinking of You: David Jamison This is Not a Poem About the Future: Jim LaVilla-Havelin The Was Once A Love Poem: Julieta Corpus Twilight Hunters: Walter Birdwell Una Gota: Mateo Mansilla-Moya Wheelbarrow: Ann Howels When I was Thirteen: César Leonardo De León Who Cooks for You: Chip Dameron Wild Seeds: Linda Romero Worldwide Vanity: Kat Raines
Posted on: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 02:32:33 +0000
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