Winners of 36th Sandburg Poetry Competition Announced

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Carl Sandburg College has announced the winners of the 36th annual Sandburg Poetry Competition.

First through third place and honorable mentions were selected in four categories: elementary (grades K-5), junior (grades 6-8), intermediate (grades 9-12) and adult. Award winners were invited to attend a banquet April 29 in the Science & Technology Center.

Elementary

First place — “Poetry and a dragon named Dave” by Addison Shinn

Second place — “A New World” by Connor Patterson

Third place — “Lombard” by Deklan Spalding

Honorable mention — “Basketball” by Finley Irons

Honorable mention — “Brother” by Jaxton Edwards

Junior

First place — “Cry Me a River” by Stella Bennett

Second place — “Underneath the Willow Tree” by Persephone Reed

Third place — “The Lunchbox Kid” by Elizabeth Martin

Honorable mention — “I Have Everything I Need” by Elliotte Surprenant

Honorable mention — “Midnight Slowly Approaching” by Heidi Amschler

Intermediate

First place — “Compared to Others” by Amaya Savage

Second place — “The World Continues On” by Angelina Comandini

Third place — “Nerves” by Desiree Morse

Honorable mention — “Welcome to Society” by Gracie Yelm

Honorable mention — “Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall” by Stephanie Heiden

Adult

First place — “Earl” by Kacie Moore

Second place — “Welcome Home” by Michael Bennett

Third place — “burn // my baby” by Jade Albright

Honorable mention — “A Feral Garden” by Marie Smysor Watson

Honorable mention — “circus director” by Carli Starr

***Courtesy of Carl Sandburg College***

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