I did a similar contest last year. Just to review: I would like a poem 20 - 60 lines, written from the point of view of one of the characters in The Christmas Carol. Rhyming or not, good grammar and spelling as usual.
Pick Scrooge or Cratchit, if you must, but I'd really like to hear from someone more obscure -- Scrooge's nephew's wife, Mr. Fezziwig, one of Tiny Tim's sisters. Hint: I think Scrooge's housekeeper is a great character as are the people scavenging Scrooge's belongings in the Christmas Future chapter.
There were some excellent entries last year and you are free to PW and give me one of them but I would prefer fresh work.
God bless us everyone.
Pick Scrooge or Cratchit, if you must, but I'd really like to hear from someone more obscure -- Scrooge's nephew's wife, Mr. Fezziwig, one of Tiny Tim's sisters. Hint: I think Scrooge's housekeeper is a great character as are the people scavenging Scrooge's belongings in the Christmas Future chapter.
There were some excellent entries last year and you are free to PW and give me one of them but I would prefer fresh work.
God bless us everyone.
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on December 16, 2008
- Rewards: Gold: 450, Silver: 250, Bronze: 100
- Final notes: The response was a bit disappointing but here's a trophy for each of you and thanks for entering.
Merry Christmas.
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chained forever to regret
seeing only my folly• Commented on by judge. [remove] -
I tend the light that guides the ships to rest
A lonely life, surrounded by the sea• Commented on by judge. [remove] -
I just love A Christmas Carol, so many lessons to learn in this Charles Dickens classic, I guess I chose the last spirit ole Grim Reaper hi• Commented on by judge. [remove]
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Thanks for the silver cup. I enjoyed the contest: a bit of a challenge, which may explain the low number of entries. Great idea, nevertheless. God bless us every one, as Tiny Tim put it.

