Before you jump the gun on me I'm not looking for J.R.R Tolkien style fantasy, I want soft, almost ethereal fantasy. Mystifying, and Fantastical. Not too heavy on faeries, elves, dragons etc... oh and just to make sure NO erotic fantasy either. Make it intangible, something so brilliantly magical and if you can keep it dark but if not that's perfectly fine as well.
Winner takes the most I'm just looking for something said in the above, yet so different and so unique.
Prewrites welcome but i do look more at newly created pieces. I love rhyme but I'm no stranger to free verse =) Only one entry allowed per person
Oh and I forgot to mention, I will comment on all poems but I will wait towards the end so as to keep it anonymous!
The rules
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1. No sticky Caps
2. No foul language
3. No erotica
4. No dirty Pretty
5. No cutter poems yadda yadda..
6. Be nice, no bashing.
I will DQ if I feel I must and I may make a limit on the entries depending. If i totally fail at getting entries well then ...darn. Good luck!!
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EDIT: I decided to add a silver trophy because there are too many I like haha. Good luck.
Winner takes the most I'm just looking for something said in the above, yet so different and so unique.
Prewrites welcome but i do look more at newly created pieces. I love rhyme but I'm no stranger to free verse =) Only one entry allowed per person
Oh and I forgot to mention, I will comment on all poems but I will wait towards the end so as to keep it anonymous!
The rules
---------
1. No sticky Caps
2. No foul language
3. No erotica
4. No dirty Pretty
5. No cutter poems yadda yadda..
6. Be nice, no bashing.
I will DQ if I feel I must and I may make a limit on the entries depending. If i totally fail at getting entries well then ...darn. Good luck!!
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EDIT: I decided to add a silver trophy because there are too many I like haha. Good luck.
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on September 7, 2008
- Rewards: Gold: 500, Silver: 100, Honorable mention: 1 people
- Final notes: I know that this all went by quite fast. I had a terrible time deciding and for the first time all my finalists were pre-writes. Everyone did a fabulous job though, and congrats to the winners for your wonderful fantastical works of fantasy. Until the next time.
Contest Winners
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"It is good," he whispered And suddenly the fight drained from him• Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
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Tell me, what's the purpose for,
A camel oil painted door?by AceOSpades 51 lines, 38 comments, on Jun 22 9:07 AM 2008. In Lost in thought, My own style, Abstract, Message
Bronze trophy winner
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The forest held many secretsby Ethereal One 29 lines, 20 comments, on Apr 17 4:07 PM 2006. In Sad, Spiritual, Other
Honorable mention
• Commented on by judge. Prewrite [remove]
Entries [17]
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She swayed over tides
Anchors away, and sheby Apocalyptic Scarves 27 lines, 22 comments, on Jul 27 11:33 PM 2008• Commented on by judge. Prewrite -
This is pure fantasy inspired by a Harry Potter book coupled with my Stevie Nicks obsession.• Commented on by judge. Prewrite
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crying, tears hitting the ground,
waiting for my death.by SuicidalGhost 26 lines, 9 comments, on Aug 20 11:49 PM 2008• Commented on by judge. Prewrite -
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by Vera Rich 37 lines, 29 comments, on Jul 7 1:25 AM 2007• Commented on by judge. Prewrite
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I dance across the moon with powdered steps
And sweetened breathby crazydream 30 lines, 7 comments, on Aug 24 2:37 AM 2008• Commented on by judge. Prewrite
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Damn
I entered a fresh write then a pre-write and it kicked the fresh write out. -
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Oh darns!
well if you'd like you can tell me what poem you entered and I can delete it if you'd like to enter the fresh one you wrote, you just let me know =)
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I am not surprised that all your winning poems were "previously written". The brief time-span allowed to Allpoetry competitions means that "new" works tend to be rushed and not to allow the mature consideration over many weeks or months that in most cases is needed to bring a poem to its peak condition.


