Sidewalk Poetry Competition 2021 Winners Showcase
Explore the enchanting world of sidewalk poetry with the 2021 Winners of the Wandering Words Sidewalk Poetry Competition. Each verse captures moments of beauty, reflection, and connection in locations across Muscatine, Iowa. From the musings on eternal hope to the imagery of melting ice cream clouds and the warmth of a community, these poems invite you to pause, dream, and immerse yourself in the artistry of words etched on sidewalks. Discover the soul-stirring expressions of the winners as they bring sidewalks to life with their poetic creations.
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2021 Winners Wandering Words Sidewalk Poetry Competition
Each passing moment, Full of eternal hope And infinite possibility, May be loved Or feared. Pause here a moment And dream. Josh Glasson Poem Location: behind Edward Jones Investments, 100 East Second Street
Melting ice cream clouds Sliding syrup reds Periwinkle layers Served in a dish Of silhouetted trees Muscatine sunsets Food for my soul Mmmmm Deanna Hargrave Poem Location: Muscatine Soccer Complex 401 South Houser Street
Opened eyes look around A friendly community In a little town A bridge that connects Pearls light the way An overlook to sit atop As sun fades from the day Kathy McConnaha Poem Location: Muscatine County Courthouse 401 East Third Street
This house sings to me Of laughter and tears In the years before And yet to come Of what grew and will grow In soil and hearts She is wooing me. Rachel Roeth Poem Location: West side of Muscatine City Hall 215 Sycamore Street
Child slips his hand in mine, that curious small shovel, and heart hinges open, sidewalk etched with two-headed shadow bodies doubled connected, complete. Misty Urban Poem Location: Boonie s on the Avenue, 214 Iowa Avenue
