Less is Sometimes More - Poetry Contest Spring 2015

Here is a reminder for those of you who wish to indicate your selection(s) - 
the time for me to receive your dots ends at midnight tonight, wherever you are 
in the world.
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You have 5 virtual sticky dots to ‘spend’ on the items below, to indicate your 
selection(s) of which move / intrigue / inspire / tickle you.

Send me your selection *directly* - not on the list - to 
[email protected]
I will collect your indications and show the results back to you.

Tell me...
- the number of the haiku below -and- how many dots you are placing on it / 
them.

You can place all 5 your dots on one haiku, or distribute your dots among 
several of them. 
For this selection process I will show you the haiku anonymously. When I 
announce the final, selected haiku and the new Poet Laureate I will show you 
all the poets’ names. 

This selection process is open until midnight, wherever you are in the world, 
Thursday May 14. 

Ready? 
Here
we
go.

Less is more, when  Open  Space is used:


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#1


Space  __   ______________

_  _______  open  ____   ________

______  _  __________  us.


 
#2


» writing a haiku
about sometimes less is more
when op´n space is used «



 #3

Safety for our tears
fear anger joy love sorrow 
Flow grows after grief



#4

Gathering pollen
Colonies working too hard
Busy bees collapse



#5

Why Technology?
A joke or divine wisdom?
Which is funnier?



___thank you for sending me your selections of how many dots on which poem(s)___

Lisa

Lisa Heft
Consultant, Facilitator, Educator
Opening Space
OSLIST Poet Laureate for seasons in Spring>Autumn 2006 and Winter>Spring 2014-15











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