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The Fun, Happy Poetry Competition Finalists The Bright Light Cafe is proud to present the finalists in the Fun, Happy Poetry Competition. Each of the poems has been narrated by professional actors. The winning poem will be announced on the 15th February at Bright Light Multimedia and The Bright Light Cafe. The Winning Poet will be awarded AU$100. You Could Win $20 Just For Guessing the Winning Poem! To bring a greater element of anticipation and enjoyment to the competition we invite you to read and listen to the finalist poems and choose who you think will win the Fun, Happy Poetry Competition. We invite you to submit your guess, and immediately be in the running to win AU$20. The winner will be chosen by random selection from all the correct guesses received by February 14th - Valentine's Day - 2005. It could be You! The AU$20 will be paid through PayPal, and the winner will be announced on February 15th, 2005 at this site. Entertaining Radio We received a wonderful array of fun, happy poems and we took the time with every entry to speak it out loud, to test its extended entertainment value. Some poems jumped out as entertaining radio pieces - the finalists have been chosen from the most enjoyable of those poems. Each of the poems in this finalist section brought a smile to our lips and warmth to our hearts ... we feel sure they will do the same for you.
Who Will Win? Guess who will win for your chance to win AU$20 There are 6 finalists in the Bright Light Multimedia "Fun, Happy Poetry Competition". We invite you to visit each of them, read and listen and enjoy, and then make your winning choice. A Child’s Gift by Valerie Williams The Australian Open by Neva Chan-Algie The Lost Wallet by Joan Ridley Tuesday Morning – Mondayitis by Matt Bennetts
The Fun, Happy Poetry Competition began on 1st December, 2004 and, after postal challenges during the Holiday period, was extended by one month to finish on 1st February, 2005. We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused anyone, for any reason. |
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