I particularly liked Stars, Interstellar and The Stars.

I agree with Maglar, they're all good entries and it's sad only one can win, but for me that was "The Stars".  

I liked Stars because it was quite short but felt complete if that makes sense.  And as Maglar said it felt playful.  If there were like a side award for doing the most with the least words this one would win it for sure.  Great economy.  Good as hell.  Would like to see more from this writer please and thank you.

I liked Interstellar because it had several stanzas (if that's the right word) and I liked how they went together.  Some of the verses had a sort of Edgar Allan Poe feel to them and I particularly like the last stanza, or series of four lines.  That last stanza makes me want another few stanzas.  Good shit.  Again I hope you keep writing, this is good as hell and I like it and I want more please give me more.

My favorite though was The Stars.  I like star gazing and it had an interesting sort of stream of consciousness aspect to it.  Reminded me of the thought process of someone just looking up at the night sky.  The turn then in to talking about them as sentient beings sort of was unexpected and I thought pretty damn cool.  Sort of a reflection on the loss of the childish innocence of looking up at the sky with questions but not really looking for answers.  Hit me in the feelie bits.  Good stuff.  Naturally I hope you keep writing.  Keep writing yeah?

I hope Adder and whoever wrote "Written in the Stars" keep at it too.

"Hood of Shadow" was a bit odd to me, I don't think I really quite grasped it.  I didn't get the opening part about "Pink is not orange, but it is green.  X-treme, or not to x-treme?" although I assume it has something to do with the colors of a star.  That part went over my head but I really liked the lines "Harrowing gets the meadow" and "Of the swords pledge to chop dragon flame into two jets sporadical".  It's got some very unique vocabulary to it and that is pretty fucking cool man.  

"Written in the Stars", to me, felt like it was caught between being a lovely short story and a lovely poem.  I think it would work very well as either but just needs to be committed to one or the other OR you could do like a double post where you expand it into a short story and then try to cut it way down to a poem.  Like instead of describing what the character does at all these points just describe a few scenes and let the reader read between the lines.  That first paragraph could just be a boy, alone on a beach, staring up at a vast sky puzzling out ancient stories.  Like a line in a poem as representing a single image rather than a story.

I don't know.  That might not be that helpful.  I really liked this entry too and whoever you are I'd like to see more stuff from you.  I think you're going somewhere neat as fucks.  Cheers man.