A poem is cool,
A poem shows what’s inside you.
A poem can help you make new friends,
When the imagination never ends.
Let a poem lead the way,
take you to a beautiful bay.
Day: April 12, 2010
Ready or Not, Here It Comes! (Poetry Awards for March)
Congratulations!
The following poets have won The Celebrate Poet of March Honorable Mention Award
(Poets who have 1 vote)
Welcome to My world Poetry
A Leaf In The Breeze
Celebrating A Year
Beyond the Blog
Sunshine in my shoulder
Kuhpi nights
Lyrics of Maladies
Capturingphi
Felicitas
Snippets
Datsme
Direkt Dilze
Shan
Tony Downing
Moondai
JP
Creativity
Robin
Lewis
Maharishi
The Celebrate Poet of March Honorable Mention Award
The Following Poets have won The Celebrate Poet of March Runner-up Award
Kseverny, Raji, And Doraz (each 5 votes)
Gina, Moondustwriter, Gerardine, Poet Traveler, and Desiree (Each 4 votes)
Viola, Mama Zen, Vishu, Shoelessboywonder, and Princess’s Playground (each 3 votes)
Jannie Funster, BFG, Liza, Sparrowsong, Susan, Yousei, Keerthana, Smanthayeh, Inspiration Syntax, Jstar, Art is My Region (Each 2 votes)
The Celebrate Poet of March Runner-up Award
The Following Poets have won The Celebrate Poet of March Award:
Waystationone (14 votes)
Trisha and Shakira (both 12 votes)
Ishabelle (11 votes)
Adam and Wordwand (Both 9 votes)
William and Noha (Both 8 votes)
Suzi, Fiveloaf, and Megzone (Each 7 votes)
Thedoubtfulpoet, Martin, Pravin nair, Jamie, Ibok, and Pat (Each 6 votes)
Jingle (18 votes)
The Celebrate Poet of March Award
At Last, Everyone who has given comments under this post
will get The Celebrate Poet of March Participation Award
The Celebrate Poet of March Participation Award
Well,
Thank YOU all for the active participation and comments,
Jingle has NO idea of the above outcomes, she hope that all of the poets
communicate more with other poets, participate more during our weekly
Thursday Poets Rally. Thank YOU so very much for the time and energy.
Be proud of yourself, and Enjoy A Magnificent Monday!
😉 🙂 😉
Choose The Correct Mathematical Symbol
What mathematical symbol can be placed between 4 and 7 so that we get a number bigger than 4 and smaller than 7?
Hint: (trick, easy if you know!)
Jingle Nozelar 
