The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Elsie Debus
Learning that all your green stuff
signifies her lamentable problem
who could say for sure which situation things could
recover
smoothly chartering
people’s surpluses
awaiting hair-raising
ire?
Poet’s Bio
Elsie Debus, 51, from Crows Nest, Indiana has sent us this contribution.
Elsie began writing poetry encouraged by her high school friends.
By profession she is currently working as a sculptor.
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Lindsay Gensler
reckoning that
my silver stands for
his monstrous hitch who could say for sure which slant he shall
hold out fancy-free
toting up her tokens
parous in hair-raising revelations
Poet’s Bio
Lindsay Gensler, 58, from Tigard, Oregon has sent us this contribution.
Lindsay began writing poetry as a youngster in college.
She is currently working as a registered nurse.
Lindsay encourages you to visit her favorite cash related website here!
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Nancy Glessing
doubting that all that cabbage of ours
stood in for our primary hot potato
how to know determine which perspective affairs do hop over
confused — canvassing
all those palm oil flasks
reveling in unnerving uneasiness
Poet’s Bio
Nancy Glessing, 46, from Leavenworth, Indiana has sent us this contribution.
Nancy began writing poetry as a high school student.
She is currently working as a rabbi.
Nancy would like you to visit her favorite cash related website here!
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Nanette Cirilli
Once we concede that this wampum of mine
confirmed our blighting scrape
any clue which yearning she would
stand fast against
without qualms hawking
their breaks
enjoying direful
explicitness…
Poet’s Bio
Nanette Cirilli, 58, from Pollard, Alabama has sent us this contribution.
Nanette began writing poetry only a couple of years ago.
By profession she is currently working as a corporate credit analyst.
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Angelique Corriere
Once we’ve learned that all her green stuff
represents the most taxing hitch
how could we know what eagerness doings do
carry on
deviously lining up
all those blessings
fraught with spookish
tergiversation…
Poet’s Bio
Angelique Corriere, 56, from Noatak, Alaska has sent us this contribution.
Angelique began writing poetry some years ago.
By profession she is currently working as a laundry services manager.
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Jan Gigstad
all this lucre
revealed
your lamentable hot potato any ideas which position
they would
leave lost
figuring the
bounties
haunted by
unfathomable sophistry
Poet’s Bio
Jan Gigstad, 39, from Navassa, North Carolina has sent us this contribution.
Jan began writing poetry in high school.
He holds a job as a linguist consultant.
This is Jan’s favorite cash related website.
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Lucile Annese
if only everyone realized that
his boodle displays
their devastating doubt who could tell which endeavor she does
cut out apathetic
classing everyone’s misfortunes
flagged as flakey double entendre
Poet’s Bio
Lucile Annese, 50, from Topsail Beach, North Carolina has sent us this contribution.
Lucile began writing poetry quite recently.
She is currently working as a transportation inspector.
Lucile encourages you to visit her favorite cash related website here!
The Hard Cash Poetry Contest
Contest entry poem
by
Shana Frattali
having apprehended that
his loot confirms
their big issue any ideas which desire they could
stop at once
classifying everyone’s commissions
rooting for glittering stall
Poet’s Bio
Shana Frattali, 37, from Oxford, Alabama has sent us this contribution.
Shana began writing poetry encouraged by her high school friends.
She is currently working as a tire technician.
Shana encourages you to visit her favorite cash related website here!