Hello and welcome to another one of my contest.
This time I would like for you to solve a riddle and
then write a poem about what it means.
The riddle goes like this, "what can cry and shed no tears?"
That's it! Take a go of it and see if you can solve the riddle
and then write a poem about it.
All the normal rules apply
Use any form EXCEPT DIRTY PRETTY ( not one of my favorite genres )
Be creative and imaginative. Use all the necessary poetic
devices to add flavor and style to your work.
The winner will be the one who solves the riddle and
writes the best poem or the poem I believe to be the
most creative and meaningful
This is not that complicated so I hope you will join in
and most of all have a lot of fun.
Best Wishes to everyone of you.
This time I would like for you to solve a riddle and
then write a poem about what it means.
The riddle goes like this, "what can cry and shed no tears?"
That's it! Take a go of it and see if you can solve the riddle
and then write a poem about it.
All the normal rules apply
Use any form EXCEPT DIRTY PRETTY ( not one of my favorite genres )
Be creative and imaginative. Use all the necessary poetic
devices to add flavor and style to your work.
The winner will be the one who solves the riddle and
writes the best poem or the poem I believe to be the
most creative and meaningful
This is not that complicated so I hope you will join in
and most of all have a lot of fun.
Best Wishes to everyone of you.
Contest is Over
- Contest was judged on May 15
- Rewards: Gold: 500, Silver: 300, Bronze: 200
- Final notes: This riddle is part of an old folksong, "Tumbalalaika".
Here is the basic parts of the song:
First part is the Question?
what can grow without the dew
what can burn for years and years
what can cry and shed no tears
Second part is the Answers:
A stone can Grow without the Dew.
A Sun can burn for years and years.
A "Heart can cry and shed no "Tears."
The correct answer to the Question
was a "HEART."
Congratulations to all the winners.
Everyone expressed themselves marvelously.
I especially would like to congratulate
the Gold winner for setting the standard.
The poem entitled "Hidden Tears"
really encapsuled the essence of what
I was looking for.
Thank you all again for your participation
and many Blessings
Contest Winners
Entries [6]
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Tonight the stones are weeping
but the Old One was taughtby Judith Chandler 21 lines, 7 comments, on May 1 6:00 PM• Commented on by judge.
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how do we know if we got it right
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Random factoid from my child development course:
Did you know newborns can't actually produce tears? They screw up their faces, turn red, and cry, but no tears come out for a few months. -
Congratulations to the gold and silver winners.
Avril



