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Options:
1) Be inspired by the picture.
2) Be inspired by the title (Beyond This Road...).
3) Be inspired by the picture AND the title.
Rules:
1) No adult material.
2) It must rhyme. Meter's a plus.
3) If you use the photo you MUST credit Whitemaiden
4) No prewrites.
5) Nothing too abstract!
- Your inspiration should be obvious, therefore you don't need to explain it this time in your notes.
- Enter as many times as you like!
Options:
1) Be inspired by the picture.
2) Be inspired by the title (Beyond This Road...).
3) Be inspired by the picture AND the title.
Rules:
1) No adult material.
2) It must rhyme. Meter's a plus.
3) If you use the photo you MUST credit Whitemaiden
4) No prewrites.
5) Nothing too abstract!
- Your inspiration should be obvious, therefore you don't need to explain it this time in your notes.
- Enter as many times as you like!
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on January 31
- Rewards: Gold: 300, Silver: 200, Bronze: 100
- Final notes: Congratulations to the winners. The ones I chosed to win are those that really moved me the most and not only because of their lovely flows, but because of their concepts too.
Contest Winners
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Far up the road the mountains touch the sky The clouds are slowly moving waiting to get by.• Commented on by judge. [remove]
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Gold trophy winner
Silver trophy winner
Bronze trophy winner
Entries [11]
1 - 11 of 11
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When I was a child, a few years ago
I questioned everything,by MassMan 34 lines, 9 comments, on Jan 16 9:47 AM
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Just beyond this road To the left there is a lane• Commented on by judge.
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Beyond this road There's nothing thereby Disguising Mask 19 lines, 3 comments, on Jan 16 1:10 PM• Commented on by judge.
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Daring our souls to emerge and stride Are stirring stagnant thoughts inside.by CaptainRedd 14 lines, 7 comments, on Jan 20 3:04 PM. In Contest, My life, Inspirational, Life, Path, Meter• Commented on by judge.
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Heartless nights and merciless days have been my past, but now I walk a road, fearing to look back.• Commented on by judge.
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Not time, but I like the idea ...
it reminds me of Tolkien's road poem that is repeated with variations throughout the Lord of the Rings.
Good luck with the contest.
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