(214 = 12) would indicate that the poem above received two 3-point votes, one 2-point vote, and four 1-point votes.
First Place -- 22 pts quiet evening the weight of snow before the snow
j. blain
Second Place -- 17 pts snowy night a passing train tunnels into silence
Laryalee Fraser
Third Place -- 15 pts shooting stars-- we flick our ashes into snow
Earl Keener
Fourth Place -- 14 pts dawning -- a squirrel robs the snowman of his hazel-nut buttons
Zhanna P. Rader
Fifth Place – 12 pts first snow-- she powders her face in the morning mirror
Audrey Downey
Fifth Place -- 11 pts starless night-- the Christmas tree at my neighbor's home
Israel López Balan
first snow
Edward Dallas
Sixth Place -- 10 pts fresh snowfall the dog follows in the boys footprints
Carmel Lively Westerman
cancer ward
Dave Bacharach
snowy day
Peggy Heinrich
winter solstice--
DeVar
Seventh Place -- 9 pts furtively grazing the winter pastures-- shreds of haze
max verhart
winter fog--
Kathy Lippard Cobb
first snow
Richmond Williams
long night moon
Ann K. Schwader
Eighth Place -- 8 pts first snow a white mound in my parking place
--oino sakai
cold day
Petar Tchouhov
Ninth Place -- 7 pts moon shadows a rabbit emerges from the snowman's top hat
ed markowski
gently covering the
Bill Hudson
first frost
RaV (Flatline)
Tenth Place -- 6 points season of lights. . . blue spruce scents the stillness
Nancy Smith
December
martin
frozen ruts
Bruce Ross
Eleventh Place -- 5 pts drifting snow the scent of roses long forgotten
Linda M. Chambers
countless stars--
Andrew Riutta
dark lake
Ginka Biliarska
dead of winter --
--dah
shadows
Ami
Twelfth Place -- 4 pts desert heat borne to me winter wind
peter
winter stillness...
Keiko Izawa
carrying
doris kasson
longest night--
Barbara Campitelli
Thirteenth Place -- 3 pts Auld Lang Syne this year's bells ring out over last year's snow
angelee deodhar
sandhill crane's
Jim Applegate
snow flurries--
ron moss
under all that snow --
--Irene Golas
icy wind
Allen McGill
snowy park
Origa
passing quarters
aom (tim)
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First Place -- 23 pts farmer's market -- the sour old woman selling honey
--Irene Golas
Second Place -- 21 pts blueberries -- my children compare their tongues in the mirror
Zhanna P. Rader
Third Place -- 15 pts on the last page of the calendar, a cat looking back
Keiko Izawa
icy windshield
Dave
Fourth Place -- 12 pts unemployed-- same place as yesterday that frozen tumbleweed
Andrew Riutta
Fifth Place -- 11 pts white dogwood-- a withered black man tunes his guitar
Kathy Lippard Cobb
Sixth Place -- 9 pts December rain buzzards drip from the water tower
martin
darkening sky
Laryalee Fraser
clearest night
Denise Lizarraga
Seventh Place -- 8 pts about to snow - all the color on the woodpecker's head
-dah
moon!
Bill Gottlieb
stone shadows--
Israel López Balan
Eighth Place -- 7 pts Ripening fruit Haiku Pulled at author's request
frosty morning ...
Gabriel Rosenstock
bird nests
- riley penaluna
Ninth Place -- 6 pts mountain snow becomes the horizon winter haze
Ann K. Schwader
mid-December--
Marjorie Buettner
Tenth Place -- 5 pts the screech of a rusty gate hinge wind gust
Allen McGill
December--
Audrey Downey
from your white breath
Paul Pfleuger, Jr.
brittle leaves...
Ami
tall evergreen
Peggy Heinrich
Eleventh Place -- 4 pts hibernation a tortoise digs his cave deeper
Carmel Lively Westerman
snowy pines
Linda M. Chambers
frozen pond
max verhart
on the ledge
Mykel Board
December wind
Edward
insurance cards--
aom (tim)
Twelfth Place – 3 pts prairie harvest-- the steeple bell pierces sunset
Paul R.
packed malls--
DeVar
malay village wedding
john tiong chunghoo
cookie crumbs
doris kasson
pacific northwest
Sandy Friedlander
frozen afternoon
Bruce Ross
morning glories
ron moss
by the road
James M. Thompson
prayer plant
--ushi
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