Congratulations to our amazing science poets
The Jury has had its say, and the people have voted. All the haiku can be found on the voting page.
Due to holiday season, details regarding the prizes will be announced next week!
The Jury’s Grand Prize
Winner: Joanna Tilsley [UK] (haiku #1)
I dive in darkness,
sink down to the deep sea bed
to find pearls of light.
Runner-up alpha: Tuomas Hämälä [US] (haiku #22)
on a mountain top
against odds of random drift
plant adaptation
Runner-up beta: Cezar-Florin Ciobîcă [RO] (haiku #39)
ceasefire agreement –
honeybees returning home
loaded with pollen
The People’s Poet
Winner: Silke Kramprich [DE] (haiku #32)
Light shines on the heart
Photons trigger the muscle
Human heart beats on
First runner-up: Katy Walsh [UK] (haiku #35)
Blood sugar rising,
My lifeline begins changing,
I’m growing, but why?
Second runner-up: Cezar-Florin Ciobîcă [RO] (haiku #39)
ceasefire agreement –
honeybees returning home
loaded with pollen
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Congratulations!