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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... Rulesi agree with EinStud , there can be only one...A cut to the bone " tie off" is the way to settle the dispute . Let them battle with the pens till one wins! ~Inkmaster~ |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... Rules02-09-2010 at 07:44:23 AM |
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Originally Posted by Kenedee This is something that I am interested in...How do I enter?? Kendlv@hotmail.com |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesThis sounds great... Do you have to submit a newly written poem each entry? How can I use my existing work and remove the comments? |
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Originally Posted by aliciagall This sounds great... Do you have to submit a newly written poem each entry? How can I use my existing work and remove the comments? |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesVOTE! VOTE! VOTE! Less than i hour left to vote per Week 3 Poetry Survivor Contest! |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... Ruleshi ... I've been waiting impatiently for three weeks to thank some people ... I was really so surprised at what I read and honored ... thank you so much ... |
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Originally Posted by bandit1192 Hi Tempestlady, A few changes have come about since this original post. All 12 poems are posted anonimously at.... PoetrySurvivor1.... a profile set up specifically for this contest. Here you can vote for all poems you like, or only one. It's up to you, the judge. Twelve poems will be posted for one week. Three being eliminated next Thurs. Friday will start the second round... 9 different poems will be posted and we go through the voting process again....until we have a final three. From this final three, we choose a poet of the month. Hope you'll stop by and visit. The Jan contest has already started. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would like to thank all those who voted for my work as well- Last edited by Artie 02-23-2010 at 08:28:45 AM |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would be interested in competing later in the year, say summertime. |
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The CricketYou awake at 2:30 A.M. by the sound of the loudest cricket you have heard in years. Last edited by Kenedee 02-23-2010 at 03:33:53 PM |
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RE: The CricketQuote: Originally Posted by Kenedee You awake at 2:30 A.M. by the sound of the loudest cricket you have heard in years. It is now 3:30 A.M. and in the dead of night you decide to grab the bug spray and kill the cricket. Finally it stops at 4:20 A.M. He starts to chirp again and you once again start spraying. It is now 4:25 A.M. and the chirping has ceased. It is now 4:45 A.m. The dog is snoring and you’re wide awake. When is it proper to exterminate an insect simply because they disrupted your precious night of sleep? Do they not have the right to live and chirp as loud as they want without some asshole like me running outside to? make certain he is DEAD? ABSOLUTELY NOT We believe as human beings that a cricket is simply unimportant so we crush them. We think too highly of ourselves. We will all die and no matter how many crickets we kill they will go on chirping long after we are gone. The moral of this story is to remember that when a cricket chirps and pisses you off simply because you can’t sleep. Go sleep in another room. The cricket has a right to be what he is. ONE LOUD MOTHER FUCKER IT IS NOW 5 A.M. Ken Douglas And yes, well they do and they will chirp loudly, while you are trying to sleep and did you know that they make that loud noise by rubbing their legs together, that's pretty amazing, considering how loud it can be and that they are doing it by rubbing their legs together. Sort of wild and exciting and gross that nature can do that! Earplugs, anyone?http://www.originalpoetry.com/img/smileys/vampire.gif |
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Originally Posted by Kenedee You awake at 2:30 A.M. by the sound of the loudest cricket you have heard in years. It is now 3:30 A.M. and in the dead of night you decide to grab the bug spray and kill the cricket. Finally it stops at 4:20 A.M. He starts to chirp again and you once again start spraying. It is now 4:25 A.M. and the chirping has ceased. It is now 4:45 A.m. The dog is snoring and you’re wide awake. When is it proper to exterminate an insect simply because they disrupted your precious night of sleep? Do they not have the right to live and chirp as loud as they want without some asshole like me running outside to? make certain he is DEAD? ABSOLUTELY NOT We believe as human beings that a cricket is simply unimportant so we crush them. We think too highly of ourselves. We will all die and no matter how many crickets we kill they will go on chirping long after we are gone. The moral of this story is to remember that when a cricket chirps and pisses you off simply because you can’t sleep. Go sleep in another room. The cricket has a right to be what he is. ONE LOUD MOTHER FUCKER IT IS NOW 5 A.M. Ken Douglas |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesLadies and gentlemen of the jury, |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would like to thank everyone who voted "yes" for my work in February's Poetry Survivor; you got me to the final round! Your time and votes were very much appreciated. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesCongratulations again Londo on being a fierce competitor in Feb contest. I was one of the 3 in the last week with Tainted Love. I am honored to have played and to be in the presence of so much talent. Last edited by ginga 02-26-2010 at 04:50:19 PM |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesThanks, ginga! Tainted Love is a fantastic poem - I really enjoyed it! And Londo, your winning poem Starship Cynical was AWESOME! It's hard to be upset about losing to such a well crafted poem - plus, your subject matter is one I so appreciate! |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesYou all are AWESOME! The thank you and the honors you bestow on others are treasures like the super poems that have been posted! These moments shared right here make me proud to stand beside wOOt ORIGINAL POETS! |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesFantastic entries... I enjoyed the incredible time invested by all who participated, you were all tough competitors! Huge congratulations to all who participated. *Special high five to *Londo, Kah & Ginga!!! Last edited by SavVySam 02-26-2010 at 09:14:47 PM |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesTo all of the February contestants that gave me such stiff competition, I just want to say how humbled I am to realize just who it is I was up against. It is a good thing the list of contestants is not published in advance. It would have scared the crap of me. I have been on this site just since the end of September and come to know many of you as friends. I am getting to know more of you, as well. I am in awe of your talents. My hat is off to ginga, Artie, Mosfabulous, Wordslinger, kah, Lunamarie, Argus Wayne, WatashLegend, inkmaster, Slimgrady, and unknownpoet33. Respectfully, Londo |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesAnyone who was a fan of my first entry in week Feb week 1, The Swimmer is now posted on my page. This is based on a true story...there was really a "human" angel too.... |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesI would like t thanks everyone who voited for me in the first three weeks od Ps. And everyone whom voted for ~between ocean sceens~ ...It was a blast thanks all.. |
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RE: Original Poetry Survivor... RulesWhat is happening in this first week of the third round? We started out with 11 instead of 12, and now there are only 10. Have we developed a new system in which the contestants vote themselves off? |
A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.