This poem, one of 12 winners of our fourth annual Found Poem Student Contest, was written by Jameson, 23, from New York City. The poem comes from the obituary "Linda Riss Pugach, Whose Life Was Ripped From Headlines, Dies at 75″. Check back every day through June 12 to read the work of another winner. I'm Not Using the Word Love (For Linda Riss Pugach) Lye to her face: his blinding passion, a torrent. The crime of her beauty finished. She was 22, worshiped his powder-blue Cadillac - and married him later, in the second act. In newspapers, on television a public affair - her astonished face glittering in the limelight but sheltered behind dark glasses to the end of that scarred romance, her life. Heart failure, her husband said. Want to read all the winning poems since this contest began in 2010? Visit our Found Poem Favorite collection. And don't forget our Summer Reading Contest, which begins June 14.