The organizers of this year’s O, Miami Poetry Festival are holding an online poetry contest entitled “That’s So Miami.” To participate, submit a poem that begins or ends with the phrase, “that’s so Miami.” Entries – which can be culled from both Twitter and Instagram – are accepted in English and Spanish (duh), and submissions are posted daily on the organization’s new Tumblr. For a rundown of the festival’s other April events, check out their Facebook page.
That’s So Miami
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I think you’ve got to live in Miami-Dade to submit a poem.So far, I’ve sent in two and nada is being posted. Fun to check out though!
Saturday night 10:00 pm ,all ladies in Victoria’s Secret messing the panties tables , and they are looking for small sizes when they are extra extra large,THAT,S SO MIAMI!!!!!!!!
Welcome to the 305, Dale! That’s so Miami