Famous Poets ripoff Talent Oregon

I sent a poem in a while back when I was in eighth grade and and was asked to buy the anthology that my poem was to be written in, but I didn't purchase it, due to I had my poem and though I would have liked to see other people's poems, I didn't feel my $7.50 per week allowance was worth it. The email I had linked to this then got cancelled, because I was inactive for too long.

Well, it's been six years, I am now a sophomore in college. In April, I got that inactive email back, and a few months after, a couple weeks ago now, I get an email from Lavender, something about she would like to honor me at some convention in Reno.

I want to see what the poem I wrote was, for I remember writing it, but with several new computers changes, I don't have my copy any more, since I had it one my computer and the physical copy I had probably has been thrown out.

What do I do, I was googleing famous poets just now to see if there's a way I can see my work and discovered the scam, which I am not surprised with at all, because it was something that even six years ago I knew was too good to be true. It's my original work and I want it back, not with these people.

Molly
Burke, Virginia
U.S.A.