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Round 6 - Completed.

ROUND 7 OPEN
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](positive or negative), SUICIDE/SELF-INJURY, and please keep SWEARING to a bare minimum. These topics are difficult to do with skill or sounding like the same old tired thing. If you think you can do an above average job with any of them, be my guest.

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7th Contest Begins... Judging for Round 6 JUDGING

[ Entries Round Six - Pages 31 - 45 ]


3nodding 1. LongTimeListener - on mercy (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 2. Starving_Artist - Stars never Shine (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 3. Leonis - Single Mother's Love (Posted)
3nodding 4. Totaleclipse - Breaking Day (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 5. serpenteyes - Cookie Proverb (P&P)
3nodding 6. Firestormsrm - The Joys and Trials of Love (P&P)
3nodding 7. Reives(mule)/Serieve(primary) - Volatile (P&P)
3nodding 8. Kiri Osoko - The Thoughts of Two (P&P)
3nodding 9. Mama Manda - Love Poem (Sooner) (P&P)
3nodding 10. Prometheus Reincarnate - Musings of the "Lost" (P&P)
3nodding 11. Chickadee_Pie - Puppet (P&P)
3nodding 12. Vunderling - Romancing Mathematics (P&P)
3nodding 13. Abiona Lowell - In Dreams (P&P)
3nodding 14. Saint Jimmy - young blood (P&P)
3nodding 15. Oliverfan101 - Where the Buffalos Roam (P&P)

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[ Entries - Round One ]


3nodding 1. Caribbean Delight - you (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 2. Rispah of Windwillow - Love at Last (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 3. Arkadi Valentyn - a future less bright (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 4. Sinthia-Chan - Memoirs of an Eighth Grade Classroom (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 5. zero the last decepticon - Dirge (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 6. aemi - stray. evelyn.(Paid & Posted)
3nodding 7. the rebel prince! - Under the T, and over Quincy (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 8. nomee - Ooops (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 9. shuttered_eyes - When I Lose (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 10. downunderevil - Untitled (Paid&Posted)

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[ Entries - Round Two ]


3nodding 1. happy_thoughts - A random ghost poem (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 2. Arkadi Valentyn - stillborn romance (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 3. shuttered_eyes - Sweet Poison (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 4. CrimsonDesire - Little Girl (Paid & Posted)
3nodding 5. Shadowstar - Rise Up (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 6. nomee - Mistress Misery (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 7. Neko Demon Seka - Broken Dreams and Shattered Chances (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 8. + Jon Law + - My Secret Identity (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 9. Zaeyde - Untitled (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 10. Camigwen - Untitled (Paid&Posted)

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[ Entries - Round Three ]


3nodding 1. DaemoniaEris - Blood Rose (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 2. the rebel prince! - Kenmore square: part 1 (Paid&Posted&Donated!)
3nodding 3. Rispah of Windwillow - !Revenge...On a Certain Piece of s**t! (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 4. ImmortalBlue - This Isn't... (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 5. Alcenaia Daemin - Remembrance of No One (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 6. true-death - ~On Deaths wings~ (Posted)
3nodding 7. Flamefire123 - But I Can't Leave It (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 8. Realist - Tempus Fugit: (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 9. shuttered_eyes - Let Me Pretend (Paid&Posted)
3nodding 10. The Invisibob - Untitled (Paid&Posted)
smile 11. Drakin Darkwater Melody of Dejected Mishaps (Paid&Posted)
smile 12. Zarlune WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE GOD (Paid&Posted)
smile 13. XXxxElysian_BeautyxxXX Once we fall in love... (Paid&Posted)
smile 14. Hurkui Great Tale, Daddy (Our hero) (Paid&Posted)
smile 15. nomee Tears ()

I never did really find out who had not paid (if anyone), but so it goes haha.

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Fifth round begins, judging for fourth in progress.

[ Entries - Round Four ]


Please nothing with the follwing themes:
Love (positive or negative), cutting, or swearing.


whee 1. shuttered_eyes - Once Upon a Time (Paid&Posted)
whee 2. Kaci7623 - Untitled (Paid&Posted)
whee 3. Koukris - The Eyes Not Born With: A Parody (Posted)
whee 4. Alcenaia - Cruel Glass (Paid&Posted)
whee 5. SharksWithKnives - Floating on High ()
whee 6. [baroque] - untouchable (Paid&Posted)
whee 7. bekaboo - Learning Rain (Paid&Posted)
whee 8. Desi rocks blue - I feel for me (Paid&Posted)
whee 9. Eruden Ki - Highschool Daze (Paid&Posted)
whee 10. lulyby - Stones and Sea (Posted)
whee 11. Realist - Requiem of lost souls (Paid&Posted)
whee 12. Leonis - Untitled (Paid&Posted)
whee 13. Vunderling - On Whim (Paid&Posted)
whee 14. Conina_the_Barbarian - Sleeping on a full mind (Paid&Posted)
whee 15. Takara46 - Hidden in Shadow (Paid&Posted)

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[ Entries Round Five - Pages 24 - 28 ]


** 1. Anairo - The house our father's built (Paid&Posted)
** 2. Darken Angel - When the world fell silent (Paid&Posted)
** 3. XxSanoxX - Untitled (Posted)
** 4. serpenteyes - Metamorphasis (Paid&Posted)
** 5. Totaleclipse - Growing Experienced (A Sestina) (Paid&Posted)
** 6. Andycapphat - Chapped (Paid&Posted)
** 7. kuroku_tenshi - Trusty Stitiches (Paid&Posted)
** 8. Oijl - Investments Made (Paid&Posted)
** 9. Ignoble_Chrno - Sister (Paid&Posted)
** 10. Cassandra022 - Untitled (Paid&Posted)
** 11. LongTimeListener - new money (Paid&Posted)
** 12. Oijl - Drive of the Heart (Paid&Posted)
** 13. LongTimeListener - on a fall pavement (Paid&Posted)
** 14. Oijl - Corn (Paid&Posted)
** 15. Bane is on Fire! - Stormy Sex - Cheap (Paid&Posted)

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Sixth Round Results

Foreword: Again, I found a wide range of topics and styles in this contest. I enjoyed reading all of them, and even though there are definate degrees in regard to expertise there was something to be gleaned from each one, individually.

Cheers!


First Place - LongTimeListener - on mercy

It was odd that several entries this time referred to God. Short and powerful, this one caught me with its great phraseology, forceful imagery, and hard-hitting message.

I related to it on a personal level as well. While such a thing is not necessary in reading poetry, it never hurts either.


Second Place - Tie - Totaleclipse - Breaking Day

Another one with great imagery, phraseology, and word usage. I still find that you could benefit by improving your punctuation and consistancy in terms of stanza lengths, as this was not exactly a free-style piece.

The story was poignant and the emotional grip came through loud and clear, and the ending was just that. The End.


Second Place - Tie - Vunderling - Romancing Mathematics

God mentioned again... funny how so many of these contests turn up with similar themes/words. Good use of comparisons, good visuals and word choices.

A bit ambiguous, it may improve with less attention to rhyme in this case - let it flow.


Third Place - Saint Jimmy - young blood

This one got me with not only the formatting and inner rhyme schemes, but also the saying so much with so little. While I do think it could use a tad sprucing up, to quote my consultant, serpenteyes (in this round)... "superb".

Honourable Mentions:

serpenteyes - Cookie Proverb

I absolutely love cliches, and your strong references to them was charming. The message was also very good, but I feel this piece could greatly benefit by a re-write. It needs to be honed and fine-tuned. Knowing you, I say you will do it, and I would like to see it when you do.

Feel free to ask me for a more in-depth.


Reives/Serieve - Volatile

Some great lines and a clear message, you need to work on puntuation and a more cohesive format - whichever kind you happen to be using at any given time, for any specific piece.

Mama Manda - Love Poem (Sooner)

Short and to the point, I found the last two lines excellent. Having a universal theme that everyone can relate to, its simplicity is powerful in itself.

Prometheus Reincarnate - Musings of the "Lost"

Another one referring to God, I find it embraces many feelings and thoughts of anyone not quite sure, not quite having come to any firm conclusions for themselves, and not quite leading us to any real conclusions, conclusions we each have to make for ourself.

Most Improved Poet:

Leonis - Single Mother's Love

I thought it was a good choice you made to go with a Haiku, and it shows your potential for further improvement quite well. I hope you will keep trying for higher goals in your work.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these entries:

It passed into oblivion, along with us

and all wells tend to dry

Seeming to lose touch of a code

your strings of pride and dignity

yellow days of black and white

where the buffalos roam


Afterthoughts: I always find these judgings difficult. Thank you for the help with this one, serpenteyes, it was a great asset to me.

I need to go back and look over my last afterthoughts and everyone's answers before I put up the next contest, so please bear with me. I have started this new thread, as you can see, as the other one just bacame too full. I think I linked it... will check again. Ah, yes... see post 2.


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Fifth Round Results

Foreword: Another interesting round, with subject matter I found surprising and enlightening - making me think about a few things I have taken for granted or not thought about for some time. Thank you for that, all of you.

Please be sure and read my afterthoughts... I really would like to have your opinions on several questions.

Cheers!


First Place - Anairo - The house our father's built

I like this one because, for one thing, it is an accurate commentary on the state of many families today and how everyone, especially the children, is affected.

Your excellent use of phraseology and vivid imagery were also well employed.

Yes, it would benefit with a re-write, see my afterthoughts about that and the use of capitals.


Second Place - Totaleclipse - Growing Experienced

I admire your bold approach and your effort with this Sestina. They can be so very difficult and time consuming to write. This one, too, used some great imagery and phraseology. Work on repetition of words.

I was drawn to many of your references and it made me smile with nostalgic memories.


Third Place - Bane is on Fire! - Stormy Sex - Cheap

Another one that was thought-provoking and moody. Also some good phraseology, word choices, and imagery.

I would like to see it again with your ""captain" and "sir" theme carried into each stanza.


Honourable Mentions:

kuroku_tenshi - Trusty Stitches

This one was so sweet and nostalgic. I cried reading it. Don't we all have something like this?

Andycapphat - Chapped

I just have to give this one a mention for its wonderful humour.

LongTimeListener - new money

This one was refreshingly different. I loved the subject. A tough re-write in terms of keeping the tense consistent, and word repetition, could really make this piece shine.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these fifteen entries:

dreaming confessions

perception doesn't equal reality

wash your fingertips in the river

goosebumps raised my skin so high that I felt as if it would tear

unsure of where to straddle the fence post

You offer up to the Almighty a grimy handful of muck.

My [hell] paradise lost

My fate is played by strings

nail varnish etched into the ground

With a wilted quill I thought I failed

heavy with a dark the streetlights can't unstitch for you.

Except for the door predating the Fall.


Afterthoughts: I have several questions that I would appreciate as many opinions on as I can get, contest entrants for this round and anyone else who cares to comment:

1. What is your opinion on the use of capital letters at the beginning of each line, when the lines are a sentence?

2. Do you think care should be taken regarding word repetition, unless such repetition is for the purpose of making a strong point, by design (on purpose)?

3. Should we be concerned with eliminating unnecessary words? Example: Which do you find reads better:

a. goosebumps raised my skin so high that I felt as if it would tear

b. goosebumps raised my skin so high I felt it would tear

4. Should we give some thought to using at least some minimalism? Saying more with less. More powerful phrases, symbolism, and imagery?

5. Is anyone interested in more in-depth critiques and suggestions for improvements?


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Fourth Round Results


Foreword: I found this to be a most interesting round, with the level of skill seeming to be improving, which is always good to see. I know many are making an effort, taking constructive criticism to heart - making my work here all the more rewarding.

My decision to eliminate key themes also helped, and resulted in more thoughtful and serious entries.

I think this time I will offer suggestions for re-writes and for those of you who choose to re-submit, i will do a sub-contest (here) and award half-prizes. So many with great potential!

I will do a tad more by way of public comment this time, and would be interested in hearing feedback.

Cheers!


First Place - bekaboo - Learning Rain

This one struck me with its vivid word choices, phraseology, bold minimalism, and emotional grip. I would suggest you change the formatting slightly to make your sentence structures more clear. Do not capitalize the first letters of a new line that is part of a sentence, and do not be afraid to use periods. Also, you might find synonyms for rain, webbing, and ice (as difficult as that may seem).

Second Place - [baroque] - untouchable

Again, great word choices and phraseology, and another example of the power of minimalism. Work on punctuation for a stronger impact.

Third Place - shuttered_eyes - Once Upon a Time

You are definately improving, girly! I was impressed with the emotional impact and nostalgia this piece invoked. I have a few suggestions for you that I think will make it even stronger.

There is always a wide variety of possible styles when writing poetry. Rhyme and meter, when used, should be precise. Free verse gives more lattitude, but should flow easily. Keep your sentences clear. Capalizing each first word of each line is confusing and unnecessary.

For example:

Do you remember
the time we shared
under the lamp-post one block from my house?

Also, reduce the number of "and"s and "but"s, and omit phrases when one word would suffice.

For example:

We lost touch.
You moved away.
There have been no ther boys
all night on my trampoline.

And a final observation...

I believe it would make a stronger impression to keep your references to other boys consistantly in the singular.

For example:

There has been no other boy

There have been other Best Friends
but there has been no other boy
after all (you could do without this line)
who could hold a candle to you.
The kind of friendship we shared (instead of had).
Once upon a time.


Honourable Mentions:

Desi rocks blue - I feel for me

I liked the overall possibilities of this one, although it needs a strong re-write to work on redundancies, strength, and word choices.

Realist - Requiem of lost souls

Very good ideas, I can tell you put a lot of thought into this, and I believe that if you take another look at it, you will be able to increase its impact with fewer redundancies. (I have a distaste for using the same word more than once in any piece unless it is repitition by design, and therefore obviously so.)

You need to decide between ryhme and meter or free verse, and keep it more consistant which ever you decide. Otherwise, its a strong poem, and I do hope to see a re-write.


Vunderling - On Whim

I am always touched by the nostalgic rememberings of childhood days. This one has a promising concept and I hope you will work on it.

Conina_the_Barbarian - Sleeping on a full mind

I love this title! Another minimalistic example with strong possibilities. Look at my advice to the others and see what you can glean from it.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these fifteen entries:

clutched in its sickening hand

Two eye colors lay within God's wood.

Only the glass of my mirror's face.

Shame's an adhesive binding.

Highschool Daze
- another one with excellent potential, but it needs some serious work. Message me if you wish.

And the wind rose, east and cold.

going over old memories of places we once were


Afterthoughts: Takara's Hidden In Shadows is a fine example of rhyme and meter, and I think (again) with stronger word choices and a serious re-write, it would be greatly improved. I canna resist giving this an Honourable Mention as well.

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Third Round Results


Foreword: This round gave me a great deal of pause. Many of the poems were troubled, even agonizing. They seem to come from personal experience again, and the decisions were (also again) difficult.

I am not doing critiques unless asked, but I may say a few small things this time around. Cheers.


First Place: The Invisibob - Untitled

I liked this one for its thoughtful visualizations and moody expression. Polishing up the presentation would make it even stronger.

Second Place - a Tie: XXxxElysian_BeautyxxXX - Once we fallin love...

I was impressed with the interesting word and phrase choices, as well as the progressive movement of this one. Simple but with its own quiet strength.

Second Place - a Tie: Alcenaia Daemin - Remembrance of No One

Where this piece falls short inameter, it makes up for in excellent phraseology. Definately emotional, it takes us there.

Third Place - a Tie: ImmortalBlue This Isn't

While this may need a bit of work on meter as well, I thought the message was clear and concise. Some interesting phrase twists and smooth style added to its effect.

Third Place - a Tie: Flamefire123 - But I Can't Leave It

I can only guess at what is unable to be left, but I was really taken with the emotional expression and easy flow.

Honourable Mention: true-death - ~On Deaths wings~

Again, I was caught by certain words and phrases, and think with a bit of tightening up it would work even better.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these fifteen entries:

Staining flowers,

but the lava still oozed.

Opens to the dew

So tempus fugit, how time flies,

The steel and blood

Where all the wild things areA river I've not yet dammed

In a lonely universe


Afterthoughts: Kenmore square: part 1, by the reble prince! was fascinating. I found the problem to be in its confused expression and difficult-to-understand progression. I sincerely hope to see a re-write of this one.

Great Tale, Daddy (Our hero) by Hurkui also has excellent potential. It is a good story, but needs a clearer and tighter telling.

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Second Round Results


Foreword: This group of poems seemed to, for the most part, have an underlying commonality of emotion, personal experience, and sometimes-quiet power that made it a most diffifult judging. It would be interesting for me to know your ages, and perhaps for the next rounds I will have you let me know - at least by age bracket if not specific years.

First Place - Zaeyde - Untitled

I have a personal fondness for anything written with the kind of patterned thought shown so strikingly in this piece. While there is room for improvement (a couple of weak areas I would like to see polished up a bit) I found myself drifting between more than one strong emotion when I read this over several times.

Second Place - Arkadi Valentyn Stillborn romance

This entry was impressive because of its catching phraseology. "Gave birth", "sold your vision", and "sandman in an hourglass" were very affective. This round could almost have been themed, making the decision all the tougher.

Third Place - nomee - Mistress Misery

While this poem is definately of a more mature nature, I was again touched by its strength of expression and emotion. It is most difficult to judge a contest that contains, without exception, something in each and every piece that I am able to relate to on a personal level.

Honourable Mention: - happy_thoughts - A random ghost poem

Again, a personal connection. This had me clenching my teeth, and then I laughed about "and its making eggs"! And then the tension returned. This one could use some polish as well, but the feeling certainly shines through.

Honourable Mention: - + Jon Law + - My Secret Identity

This one made me pissy, and I had to ask myself why... I found the answers. No, do not ask me! Another candidate for a re-write, it none-the-less held its own in more ways than one.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these ten entries:

You made that little girl smile

China's Red Square is covered with snow;

Cradle my head and hide my eyes

lingers behind the soft hum of machines


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First Round Results


First Place - zero the last decepticon - Dirge

I found this poem to be powerful, evocative, and thoughtful. I was touched by its depth and perception, and impressed with the phraseology.

Second Place - the rebel prince! Under the T, and over Quincy

This piece hit me hard, and I wavered between shock, grief, and rage. It is never comfortable to be made to feel such strength of emotion (at least not for me) and I came away with a bitten lip and tear-stained cheeks.

Third Place - Sinthia-Chan - Memoirs of an Eighth Grade Classroom

This particular poem left me with the feeling of looking out a window on a rainy day, remembering things lost, tinged with some hope for possible futures. Easy to relate to on many levels, I was none-the-less affected by its poignancy and appreciated the careful use of key words.

A few of my favorite phrases and lines from these ten entries:

the sore that bleeds without interuption

Pindrop stains

I also heard you play the guitar

And no oops will cause their love to dim
Reserved.

Dedicated Raider

Reserved.

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Where are all the poets I have seen so many of?!

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Oh, they are in here somewhere. Heh.

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Poets where are you? I hve seen so many of you!

Please feel free to make suggestions and offer feedback, and check on our other threads, particularly the HQ thread.

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you

i love you
i think you know it
you ask what i am,
what i do, what i think, what i want.
and to answer those
is hard for me
even if you dont believe it is so
well i give them to you
what i do? spend time with you
what i think? that i want you
what i want? is you
all of you
nothing but you
in my life
everyday of it
i cant see me with out you
i think of you all the time
even in the night
i hate myself for not getting you
i hate my self fo not telling you
what it was on my mind
but i had to find the time
the time is now for me to say
i love you
and i do
i have PMed you my poem.
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