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JUNE/JULY 2002

  • EGP Poetry Exhibition 2002
    July 22nd-2nd August, 2002, East Grinstead Library


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    East Grinstead Poets put up an exhibition in East Grinstead Library recently, which included details on this website, plus examples of our work. On the right-hand board was a sound card with a short poem recital inside. Sara Russell and Vicki Carrington assembled the exhibition on July 22nd, after the feature poems had been put forward from members of the group.

    Also included was a competition to write a poem including the following words: Window, wardrobe, dress, mistress, elephant, car. The results of the competition will be publicised on this website very soon, and the winning entry will be featured in the September 2002 issue of Poetry Life & Times.

          Article by: Sara L. Russell, August 2002




  • Age Concern Literary Competition 2002
    June 18th 2002, Eades House, Chichester

    June 18th saw two of the East Grinstead poets off to collect their certificates and welcome monetary awards, at a prize givin ceremony which took place at Eades House, Chichester.

    Mary Hunt was awarded 3rd prize in the 'open' poetry competition with a very witty discourse on the humble British (?) Tea Bag. The title Thè Internationale - mark the accented è - was a stroke of genius.

    2nd prize in the 'open' was won by Tom Riley, with a joyful revue of life after the age of seventy, the title: Beyond The Climacteric.

    1st prize in the 'open' went to a poet colleague of Tom's, Beryl Fleming, of the Eastbourne based Downland poets, for a romantic and wistful remembrance of a much-loved but lately neglected old wicker chair; the poem was presented in free verse form.

    The worthy winner of the 'Remembrance' themed poetry section presented the scene a few moments before impact in the events of September 11th at 'Ground Zero', and the reflective thoughts of a victim. Another free verse winner, with a chilling line, 'bagels and peanut jelly sandwiches' casually underlining the terrorists' racial aim.

          Article by: Tom Riley, June 2002

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