If you do not see your name listed below, please do not enter:
micol
Idle Mind Wondering
Roaddog Wolf
Arkbear
Michael A
markgrif
Congratulations & welcome to round 4, the final round!
We've dubbed it 'The Past, Present and Future' and have borrowed the concept from M Harrison , having entered one of her rounds contests before...it was quite the challenge.
The past: Use only your past 3 writes entered in each round of this contest as inspiration/prompt for this final piece. In your AN, please explain how each of the 3 poems you've already entered are related to the inspired new write.
The present: You're only allowed 100 words, NO MORE, but can be less.
The future: You may use any style/format so long as it has not already been used in the 3 previous rounds.
So, when all is said and done this is what you should be entering:
It's one poem: 100 words or less.... that incorporates, in some way, your last 3 poems entered.... using a format that you have not used for any of your previous round entries.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask either one of us.
Link to ladies round: http://allpoetry.com/contest/2390391
Judging system:
Total possible points 100
rules: 10
presentation: 10
spelling, grammar, and punctuation: 20
originality: 20
how well you handled the prompt: 20
overall: 20
This round is for big points, so the judging will be very strict.
I wish you all the best! Good luck!
Michelle
micol
Idle Mind Wondering
Roaddog Wolf
Arkbear
Michael A
markgrif
Congratulations & welcome to round 4, the final round!
We've dubbed it 'The Past, Present and Future' and have borrowed the concept from M Harrison , having entered one of her rounds contests before...it was quite the challenge.
The past: Use only your past 3 writes entered in each round of this contest as inspiration/prompt for this final piece. In your AN, please explain how each of the 3 poems you've already entered are related to the inspired new write.
The present: You're only allowed 100 words, NO MORE, but can be less.
The future: You may use any style/format so long as it has not already been used in the 3 previous rounds.
So, when all is said and done this is what you should be entering:
It's one poem: 100 words or less.... that incorporates, in some way, your last 3 poems entered.... using a format that you have not used for any of your previous round entries.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask either one of us.
Link to ladies round: http://allpoetry.com/contest/2390391
Judging system:
Total possible points 100
rules: 10
presentation: 10
spelling, grammar, and punctuation: 20
originality: 20
how well you handled the prompt: 20
overall: 20
This round is for big points, so the judging will be very strict.
I wish you all the best! Good luck!
Michelle
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on April 8
- Rewards: Gold: 1000, Silver: 500, Bronze: 250, Honorable mention: 1 people
- Final notes: First I want to thank all of you for your patience with the judging time frame. We realize it should have been done a long time ago but between us, had to wait until we could get together on it.
I want to thank each one of you for rising to the occasion at each level of this challenge, you all did a wonderful job. You certainly made this an enjoyable experience and a learning one also.
To the HM, I will be sending you an additional 100 points.
Congrats everyone for a job well done. Be well and be blessed.
Contest Winners
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As in mirrors—empty sometimes, sometimes
Starkly dark—I see myself reflect both light• Commented on by judge. [remove] -
Born that pavement might move beneath my feet;
I recreate to follow destiny.• Commented on by judge. [remove]
Gold trophy winner
Silver trophy winner
Bronze trophy winner
Entries [4]
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Comments
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Good luck to all of you in this contest.
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OMG!
I can't remember which poems I wrote LAST night, let alone for this challenge!
Help!
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Thank you for the great contest
and the honor of the bronze , Congrats to all the winners -
Thank you!
A bit shocked......but that's the life of a Poet......thanks for Hosting,
Bear ~
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