From our good friend Andy:
~ Poetry In Transit seeks a few good writers ~
Poetry In Transit, an award-winning community program, invites your participation. This year-old project, patterned after London’s successful Poems on the Underground, displays poetry in advertising space on all Luzerne County Transportation Authority (LCTA) buses. In 2007, its inaugural year, Poetry In Transit included 12 well-known writers such as Rumi, Millay, Basho, Nash, and Dickinson. This year, the project expands its scope with the work of local poets. The poems stay up for one year, with a monthly rotation so that riders can see all poems over time.
You are a valued part of the creative community here in Wyoming Valley, and Poetry In Transit is a way to honor that. Last year, the project got outstanding press coverage in local newspapers, on the radio, and online. We also won several regional and state PR awards.
We would love to have one of your poems on the bus!
Here are the specs:
Poems of 8 lines or less
Theme: anything you think relevant, without profanity or outright political verse (LCTA’s guidelines)
Placard size: 36 (width) x 11 (height) inches
Background white, with only a few visuals to enrich the reading experience
Design: We have a designer on staff, Mark Golaszewski
Email your poetry to: mischelle.anthony@wilkes.edu
Deadline: June 15, 2008
~ Thank you for considering Poetry In Transit! ~

3 Comments
Thank you thank you thank you for posting this!
I anticipate much good verse for our Luzerne County riders.
Mischelle
where or how can I send my poem?
isabel
He was a Prince above them all
Who’s riches could fill any kings hall
For God favored him with his grace
And in return he knew his place
Than God made man and blessed him so
The Prince could not stand this though
So he tested man to show God so
Man now has fallen from grace
So the Prince felt he secured his place
God cursed man,but favored him so
Now the Princes ego was out of control
For how can God love a flawed man?
For trully he did not understand
The Prince along with his many Angels
Fought against God and his heavenly Angels
For they now embraced the darkness of hate
For they alone have chosen their fate
Now man has come out of the light
As God sent them his son of light