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2004 Poetry on Buses Competition

2004's poetry theme was about stories - true and imagined. What are the facts? What are the fictions? And what happens when the two intertwine? Poems that weave fact and fiction in surprising ways, that explore those places where fact and fiction merge and separate were requested.

The 2004 Poets

Broadway Cruising Laura Ahlstedt	dream trip Clea Allington	Dissolving Images Alison Andrews
Cradle Roberto Carlos Ascalon	Matinee Devon Atkins	Our Lady of the Barn Leslie Basel
Advice to Any Random Tourist Nicole Marie Beatty	Designer Streets Deborah Berg	Love Hurts Alice Bettencourt
Sharm el Sheik and Carpi Molly Blair	post cards Chris Blakeley	The Fish and the Stars Luis Bolaños
The Withdraw Kerry Bowser	How to Get There from Here Allen Braden	It’s Fall Scot Brannon
Thoughts on the Bus After Losing Your Car Keys in the Graveyard Ronda Broatch	Hour-long Instance Galen Broderick	Bus Warts Nia Burres, Sammi Jones & Leia Parker
Wherever I Am, There You Are Sharon Carter	Inside Outsiders Lucille Chang	He Imagines... Kathryn Christensen
lunch break at third and madison Rachel Clark	changing seasons Ellie Crutcher	Sky Buttons Nancy Dahlberg
The Risks of Genealogy Mary Delahanty	home game Connie Donleycott	Emptying My Pockets After Our Anniversary Jennifer Drake-Thornton
Off to Work Charles Eakins	Waiting for the #7 Suzanne Edison	Nightmares Katie Faber
Homeless Guy Looking for Cigarettes at the Bus Stop David Fewster	Window Dressing Julie Gerrard	The Soul of Truth David Gravender
Out of Bounds Kim Hamilton	Fences, Neighbors, Rivers Ed Hausken	Passing the Asian Art Museum Marjorie Hemphill
sail away Adrian Hughes	Theoretically Paul Hunter	We Wait On The Viaduct Fredda Jaffe
The Sandman’s Driving This Road Train Ryo Kato	How to Win 41 Million Dollars Andrew Kottwitz	November Afternoon (after Robert Francis) Amanda Laughtland
If you’ll take the time to read this, Nathaniel Kent Leatham	My Sister Jenny Lee	Cha-no-yu Rebecca Loudon
Man Falling Asleep on a Bus Michael Magee	Leaving some shell of yourself Marjorie Manwaring	Bus Cinquain Rebecca Nelson
Rar. Kellen Parnell	Bus Stop Arne Pihl	Syntaxonomy Eli Richardson
Cloudy Reflections Shira Richman	Magic Nicole Sarrocco	Muddy Puddles Panpan Song
Riding the Bus to Summer School on the 3rd of July Eleanor St. James	Time Slip Laurie Sutherland	see the life styles Rico Tinae
Archaeologists Sara Wainscott	Rita Corrina Wycoff	Shadows Annie Zamojski

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