San Diego Reader

Evil

• Susan Avery, Escondido, 1.
• Carl Baltrunas, Milpitas, 1.
• Bliss Beedle, Encinitas, 1.
• Felix E Charfaurs, San Diego , 1.
• Joseph Ciprian, Little Italy, 1.
• Larry Clark, Clairemont, 1.
• * Paula Davis, Spring Valley, 1. There once was a crazy duck, Who flew upside down and quacked up. He also did fly-bys, And plopped in peoples eyes, So when outside beware and good luck.
• Patrick Driscoll, Santee, 1.
• George Elam, Vista, 1.
• Roy E. Leeper, Chula Vista, 1.
• Ralph Levy, La Jolla, 1.
• John Markey, San Diego, 1.
• Hiroshi Miyazaki, Normal Heights, 1.
• Armand Nicholas, San Diego, 1.
• Jerry Noser, Bankers Hill, 1.
• * Laura Owen , City Heights, 1. There was a cat in City Heights, Knew nothing about animal rights, Fulfilled was every need, De-clawed, de-maled, de-flead, Now has nothing to do with his nights.
• Michael Rewa, Allied Gardens, 1.
• Seratima Tkachuk, San Diego, 1.
• Susan Williams, North Park, 1.
• Ric Witt, Clairemont, 1.

Hard

• * Martha Awdziewicz, Clairemont, 1. I wanted to live by the sea, To watch waves would give me, But the cortege's price, Made me rethink this twice, And I opted for Julian's pine tree.
• David Brokiewicz, Spring Valley, 1.
• Debra Dunbar, Fallbrook, 1.
• Green Dave Gietzen, Sunset Cliffs, 1.
• William Stuart, Cardiff, 1.
• Lily Sun, Carmel Valley, 1.
• * Brad Trafton, San Diego, 1.

Medium

• Flo Abena, Rancho Penasquitos, 1.
• Larry Klages, Encanto, 1.
• * Marc Richard, Banker's Hill, 1. It is said there is no rhyme for orange, Except when a cockney says door hinge, To no longer strain, My brain for no gain, I'll simply go out on a drunk binge.

Easy

• Don Bowman, Santee, 1.
• * Stacie Klages, La Mesa, 1. Once there was a clever wife, Who gave her spouse a lot of strife, She nagged and hissed, Then flirted and kissed, Oh what a miserable life.
• Jeff Loeb, San Diego, 1.
• Kendra E. Shaw, San Diego, 1.
• Nancy Teruya, Rancho Penasquitos, 1.