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Contest Winners – Poetry Grid

Poetry Winners

American Colonial

February 19, 2026
Written by: Cuin Reagan Third Place Winner of the 2026 Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest Something hangs In the foyer, in the stained-glass solder— Its...
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Witch Doctor

February 18, 2026
Written by: Ava Venuk Second Place Winner of the 2026 Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest The waiting room  has free glass-bowl almond...
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HEEP

February 18, 2026
Written by: Elijah Polance First Place Winner of the 2026 Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest Not yet shivering,   camera in hand, the trail  ...
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Opening

May 1, 2025
Written by: Charlotte Ungar Co-First Place Winner of the 2025 Wallace Stevens Poetry Contest    Of all I forget, I remember, the almond...
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fairybreeze

April 30, 2024
By Anh Lee 2nd place winner of the Wallace Stevens Poetry Prize We last beyond a century we are forgotten  smelling of indigo bodies and...
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Aromantic’s Apotropaic

April 26, 2024
By Charlie M. Case (with a borrowed line from Nicky Beer) Winner of The Edward R. and Frances Schreiber Collins Literary Awards (Poetry)  This is...
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Displaced

April 25, 2024
By Zeynep Ă–zer Winner of The Long River Review Graduate Writing Award Three Women That’s when  they started talking.  Not when the...
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“Fears After the Indonesian Forest Fires” By Anna Ziering (2017)

June 16, 2017
Wallace Stevens Poetry Prize, Winner (2017) Death, of course. Having no God. Sunday afternoons, New England falls. Sleet storms like the one that...
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“New Year on Pleasure Island” By Brian Sneeden (2017)

June 16, 2017
Wallace Stevens Poetry Prize, Second Place (2017) What I did not know to make made itself in vestigial hours between two o’clock and dawn, when the...
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