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Climbing the Poet's Tree: Challenges #9 and 10
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zirconium for willing Challenge #7, the "how are you in etheree format" challenge. Thanks to all who entered, all the entries were wonderful. We didn't have any entries for Challenge #8, so no winner to declare for that challenge.
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For Writers:
Challege #9: Many of the poems shared this past week bysnowynight were centered around descriptions of the natural world. This week's challenge is to write a poem centered around descriptions of the natural world, as these poems were. The aspect(s) of nature and the form are up to the writer.
For Readers:
Challenge #10: Pick one of the poem's shared this week and write a comment about that poem. What struck you particularly, what did you like? Doesn't have to be a long or complicated comment. Link to your comment in a reply to this post. If you've already commented on one of the posts it's okay to link back to that comment.
This week's prizes:
Winner of each challenge gets zir choice of 30 dreamwidth points (the equivalent of one month of paid time), or a poem (any format, though some make take more time than others, and on a topic of your choice) byalee_grrl.
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Note that you do not have to be a member of POETREE, or even Dreamwidth for that matter, to participate. When you complete one of the challenges, please comment at this post with links to your poem or comments; if you complete both, please comment separately for each challenge. Deadline for challenge is Friday, May 11, 2012 at 11:59 EST. Winners will be announced that Sunday.
zirconium for willing Challenge #7, the "how are you in etheree format" challenge. Thanks to all who entered, all the entries were wonderful. We didn't have any entries for Challenge #8, so no winner to declare for that challenge.=====
For Writers:
Challege #9: Many of the poems shared this past week by
snowynight were centered around descriptions of the natural world. This week's challenge is to write a poem centered around descriptions of the natural world, as these poems were. The aspect(s) of nature and the form are up to the writer. For Readers:
Challenge #10: Pick one of the poem's shared this week and write a comment about that poem. What struck you particularly, what did you like? Doesn't have to be a long or complicated comment. Link to your comment in a reply to this post. If you've already commented on one of the posts it's okay to link back to that comment.
This week's prizes:
Winner of each challenge gets zir choice of 30 dreamwidth points (the equivalent of one month of paid time), or a poem (any format, though some make take more time than others, and on a topic of your choice) by
alee_grrl. ( ”Details )
Note that you do not have to be a member of POETREE, or even Dreamwidth for that matter, to participate. When you complete one of the challenges, please comment at this post with links to your poem or comments; if you complete both, please comment separately for each challenge. Deadline for challenge is Friday, May 11, 2012 at 11:59 EST. Winners will be announced that Sunday.