. . . And the winner is . . .
Thank you all for your spectacular poetry submissions! After much difficult deliberation, the panel has made its decision. And the winners are:
PRIZE WINNERS
Glenn House
P. Antone, the friendly cocktail mixing guide, aka “Pierre, the Picadilly Druler ”
With the big red letter A pressed onto his forehead, bit into a baked lite knob of dumpings,
And screamed “No more sticky polymer on my plate, please, and I demand proof of it!”
Then made his hasty getaway on rubber rollerskates toward a bright sunset on the sea.
Ellen Knudson
It’s a solid letterpress plan;
and then the rubber rollers hum,
and the Pantone mixing guide fans and fans and fans,
and the proof is the proof
that better plans are planned.
rwdotcom
Oh, Pantone mixing guide, your recipes confound!
The rubber roller, it rubs…it rubs.
It rubs up ‘gainst my knobby bakelite heart.
HONORABLE MENTION FOR QUANTITY:
Sonja, for breaking all the rules and writing an epic poem
Christine, for submitting four poems
Congratulations to you all for your shockingly good letterpress poetry. Please email me at sarahherrickbryant@gmail.com with your mailing address and I will ship you your prize! (Christine and Sonja, too!)
And to everyone who submitted, you made my day. Thank you. I wish I could part with more proofs so that I could ship one to everyone, but I have to use them tomorrow when I get back on the press.
More tomorrow.
Your Friend,
Big Jump Press
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Thrilled beyond words. Kathy and nearby associates send thanks. Enjoyed ALL entries. Perhaps a “Southern” book here?
P.S. Small matter, but…
you forgot to BF PICA dilly d RULER and the extra bonus word BRIGHT sunset ON.
Hehe! thanks for the Honorable Mention. Congrats to the winners.
Also totally thrilled!!! A celebratory feast for Glenn: a baked lite knob of dumplings!!
oh boy oh boy.
My name is Rachel. I won a proof. GIMMEE!