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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesWow, Tempy! You must have either a really good memory of each poem you read over time, or be very familiar with the poets who contributed to the contest. I had considered posting one of my previous works, but have not yet decided which one or whether or not I'll just keep with the newer works that have never been previously posted. |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesWell, I think Tom made the rule "No old poems" and that makes sense...someone voting could type in the title of a poem in the contest, and see who the author is...if they like the poet, they might vote for his/her poem, and if they don't like the poet...well then, vice versa... Quote:
Originally Posted by "Charlie23" Wow, Tempy! You must have either a really good memory of each poem you read over time, or be very familiar with the poets who contributed to the contest. I had considered posting one of my previous works, but have not yet decided which one or whether or not I'll just keep with the newer works that have never been previously posted. |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "Charlie23" Wow, Tempy! You must have either a really good memory of each poem you read over time, or be very familiar with the poets who contributed to the contest. I had considered posting one of my previous works, but have not yet decided which one or whether or not I'll just keep with the newer works that have never been previously posted. I read alot and I read people poems more than a few times nothing to do with memory |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI also have my favorites that I read more than once. |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "PoetrySurvivor1" Changes have been made since then: No OP winning poems... But, that one rule has not changed. Tom Old poems ARE OK. Just zero-out any previous comments. |
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Originally Posted by "gogant" Well, I think Tom made the rule "No old poems" and that makes sense...someone voting could type in the title of a poem in the contest, and see who the author is...if they like the poet, they might vote for his/her poem, and if they don't like the poet...well then, vice versa... Old poems ARE ok, except previous OP Winning poems... Just zero-out any previous comments. Originally Posted by "Charlie23" Wow, Tempy! You must have either a really good memory of each poem you read over time, or be very familiar with the poets who contributed to the contest. I had considered posting one of my previous works, but have not yet decided which one or whether or not I'll just keep with the newer works that have never been previously posted. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesFor all of those who want to be in the contest, I might add this observation I am seeing so far. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would love to see some more critiquing and suggestions on my poem. Would not be offended in the least as to what type of comment was left. Can't speak for everyone else, but if you put writings in public view, no matter what they're about I imagine you know not everyone is going to like it or even agree with the point a view. So anyone commenting should feel free to speak their mind, don't hold back, if you hate it...feel free to leave a comment! |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesIf we truly wish to keep the contest absolutely anonymous, don't publish the identities of the players until the end of each contest. The only reason to publish the players names ahead of time would be to allow readers to look up the poet which is self defeating, don't you think? |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesThis contest should be anonymous, even though everyone has a style about them, |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "Charlie23" I would love to see some more critiquing and suggestions on my poem. Would not be offended in the least as to what type of comment was left. Can't speak for everyone else, but if you put writings in public view, no matter what they're about I imagine you know not everyone is going to like it or even agree with the point a view. So anyone commenting should feel free to speak their mind, don't hold back, if you hate it...feel free to leave a comment! you learn to deal with it. it's a good reality check. I believe if you can't handle it don't enter it. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI think we should focus on fun and the character of the game rather than rules. Rules are meant to guid, not to strangle. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesWhoever posted, and had to leave the island needs to post the poem they had there, to their poem page, all where a good write, so do it, lol, ty WS |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would like to be apart of this in Feb. May the best one win! |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "PoetrySurvivor1" Our first week of competition is complete. Three valiant contestants have been air lifted home. We want to thank them for their contributions to make this contest a success. We wish them well in all their poetic efforts. Week two begins tomorrow ( Friday) at 8PM. Stop in and help us find the Poetry Survivor of the month. Thank you to all who voted in the first round. We appreciate your time and hope you'll stop in again. I, for one, hope your efforts are not in vain. It might be a good idea to keep this forum out front so it gets the recognition it deserves..........................gogant |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor...link to the Biggest Loserhttp://www.originalpoetry.com/shore-scarce-known Last edited by Marsink 01-11-2010 at 05:27:46 PM |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor...link to the Biggest LoserQuote: Originally Posted by "Marsink" http://www.originalpoetry.com/shore-scarce-known This by far had the least votes, a feat that I challenge any poet to duplicate. I hope that anyone with an open mind can decipher it's meaning If we had been allowed to vote, I would have voted for this one of yours, Marck. I can't decipher the title, but I think the poem is the dying breath of a ship and its crew as it sinks beneath the waters. ...........................................gogant |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI enjoyed your poem Marsink! If we are taken a crack at the meaning, makes me think of pirates, you got robbed in the sense that it did not get the attention it deserved. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesWell, I thank you kindly, Miss Charlie! If you could be so generous as to indulge this link with a mouse click and put your comments on my page, I'll thank you again. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesCheaters should be investigated ... especially if many blank faces are seen on poems ...... or do we just let it go? ... |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "Marsink" Well, I thank you kindly, Miss Charlie! If you could be so generous as to indulge this link with a mouse click and put your comments on my page, I'll thank you again. I'd be happy to! Funny thing, don't know if it's just my system, but everytime I have tried clicking your link, it takes me to the start of this thread. I will be sure to leave a comment on your page though |
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RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesQuote: Originally Posted by "lunamarie" Cheaters should be investigated ... especially if many blank faces are seen on poems ...... or do we just let it go? ... I do hope that there is no cheating going on. I think it would be too callous for any of us here in poetryland. I wish those blank cameos of writers could be given some kind of generic photo...maybe a beautiful waterfall, sunset, or something......anything would be better than the faceless poets. ...............................................................................gogant |
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RE: RE: RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesSomething caught in your throat?? Quote:
Originally Posted by "Aria" Originally Posted by "lunamarie" Cheaters should be investigated ... especially if many blank faces are seen on poems ...... or do we just let it go? ... ;000 giggle..........................ummmmmmm.............yummmmm........giggle...... gurgle 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 grow up |
Poetry is either something that lives like fire inside you or else it is nothing, an empty formalized bore around which pedants can endlessly drone their notes and explanations.
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