Make your words easily digestible, but hurt my insides
Sculpt it until your tools are overheated, and your eyes are full of sand
Museum quality poetry only
one catch...
it better be the kind of poetry i like
im not going to critique anyones poem in a negative manner
only say good job and such, because discouragement is not mine to give
you will know how well you do by how well you place
again I AM PIcky on what i like
not so much themes, but more or less QUALITY
good luck
im not allowing prewrites until you link me to one that you think will make me accept it
no hard feelings, eh?
Sculpt it until your tools are overheated, and your eyes are full of sand
Museum quality poetry only
one catch...
it better be the kind of poetry i like
im not going to critique anyones poem in a negative manner
only say good job and such, because discouragement is not mine to give
you will know how well you do by how well you place
again I AM PIcky on what i like
not so much themes, but more or less QUALITY
good luck
im not allowing prewrites until you link me to one that you think will make me accept it
no hard feelings, eh?
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on March 7
- Rewards: Gold: 600, Silver: 300, Bronze: 200, Honorable mention: 3 people
- Final notes: thank you all for participating...although I did not get as many entries as I would have liked, the few I recieved were stunning...first place is a must read, filled with words that choke the mind with thoughts.
Second place is quitea well deserving silver, with beautifully formed phrasing and imagery
Third place won bronze, and comes from quite an imagination, enough to shake the nerves a little
the honorable mentions are in no particular order, although Blood Mountain deserves a read, for it was written based on actual events.
Again, thanks to all, I look forward to your participation in future contests..
-ryan
Contest Winners
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No Dog by your side.
Well lit, overly sanitized,• Commented on by judge. [remove] -
Forgetting all supposed rationale,
I venture forth despite their shackling.by RatherImaginative 26 lines, 26 comments, on Nov 2 12:07 PM 2007. In Thoughts, Personal
Honorable winner• Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove] -
No one expected that her life would end that way
In the chill of winter high atop Blood Mountain• Commented on by judge. [remove] -
Mona Lisa Mona Lisa, most adore you... (at the Louvre Museum, Paris)by Zyskandar A Jaimot 16 lines, 4 comments, on Feb 23 9:18 PM. In Contemporary, Contest, Life, Other, Society, Thoughts, MUSEUM. Reward
Honorable winner• Commented on by judge. [remove]
Gold trophy winner
Silver trophy winner
Bronze trophy winner
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Aquatic casket
Bloody blue waterby bones7 29 lines, 11 comments, on Feb 22 12:22 PM• Commented on by judge. -
this never really happend its just a poem• Commented on by judge.
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Silk Sheets
By: Star of Atlantis• Commented on by judge.
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Does it have to be inspired by the pic?
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i really dont get it. i want to join, but i need something specific, my little mind cant take it. wat should i write????
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how about a poem about anything you want?
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museum quakity - eh? depends on the museum youse likes doesn't it? regards zaj
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ecrivain01 suggested i submit something here, and i just happened to be working on a fairly sculptured piece of something. so i hope you'll enjoy.
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