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Palette Poetry is honored to share with everyone the winners and finalists of the Spotlight Award 2019. Gbenga Adesina, having won, will receive publication, $2000, and a unique
opportunity to have themselves profiled across a quarter-page
advertisement in Poets & Writers: bio, headshot, excerpt of work,
and contact information for solicitation.
opportunity to have themselves profiled across a quarter-page
advertisement in Poets & Writers: bio, headshot, excerpt of work,
and contact information for solicitation.
Full details of winners:
Winners of the Spotlight Award 2019
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1st — Gbenga Adesina, for “Surrender” (to be published 3/28)
2nd — Antonio Lopez, for “Aullo” (to be published 3/27)
3rd — Miranda Beeson, for “There’s a Rattle, Sometimes” (to be published 3/26)
Honorable Mention — Francisco Marquez, for “I’m not one of those who left my land” (to be published 3/25)
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The Finalists of the Spotlight Award 2019
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Dãshaun Washington, for “Temporal”
Shay Alexi, for “Ode to Girls Who Cut Their Own Hair”
Robin Myers, for “A Poem About God”
Faylita Hicks, for “The Birth Mother’s Red Bath for Courage”
Jihyun Yun, for “My Grandmother Thinks of Love while Steeping Tea”
Benjamin Garcia, for “The Language in Question”
M. Nzadi Keita, for “227. [Ask the Lonely]”
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