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A Rhyme In 60

Contest Judged:  2/1/2017 12:00:00 PM
Sponsored by: Lu Loo | Send Soup Mail
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 PlacePoemTitlePoet
Contest Winner Medal 1 Plagiarism Curse Constance La France
Contest Winner Medal 1 Time To Let Go - Emotive Write Jan Allison
Contest Winner Medal 1 Daughter Rizwana Bhurani
Contest Winner Medal 1 Come Find Me Sandra Haight
Contest Winner Medal 1 Through Time In 60 Phillip Garcia
Contest Winner Medal 2 The Wind and the Wave Sushma A. Singh
Contest Winner Medal 2 Be Kind To My Heart James Inman
Contest Winner Medal 2 Afterthought Janis Thompson
Contest Winner Medal 2 Adrift In Love's River David Bose
Contest Winner Medal 2 Offering of Pansy Kim Rodrigues
Contest Winner Medal 2 Enchantment Frederic Parker
Contest Winner Medal 2 Sunrise Daniel Turner
Contest Winner Medal 2 A Rhyme In Sixty - the River and the Moon Andrea Dietrich
Contest Winner Medal 2 Final Dance Nette Onclaud
Contest Winner Medal 2 New Born Moon Barry Stebbings
Contest Winner Medal 2 Forget Not Gratitude Olive Eloisa Guillermo - Fraser
Contest Winner Medal 2 Guiding Light Brian Davey
Contest Winner Medal 3 The Hen and the Hawk Olusegun Arowolo
Contest Winner Medal 3 Forgotten Time Deborah Burch
Contest Winner Medal 3 Played Me For a Fool Abdul Malik
Contest Winner Medal 3 Daybreak Paulette Calasibetta
Contest Winner Medal 3 My Secret Valentine Alexis Y.
Contest Winner Medal 3 One Night Larry Bradfield
Contest Winner Medal 3 Writing After Long Sara Chansarkar


Contest Description

Thanks to the lovely Nette Onclaud I really enjoyed her last contest and was pleased with my poem I submitted. I am looking for:

A poem with rhyme scheme: A-B-A-B-A-A​

TEN syllables in each line (60 syllables in all)

any theme

check spelling/grammar

​howmanysyllables.com- I find this most reliable for syllable count

​Old poems accepted too if by some chance you have written one like this

 

here is my example: ( but I made a change to the end after the contest was over to match rhyme scheme I wanted)

 

  Find me in the salt of your drifting tears,

deep chameleon waters of time lost-

Deluging and immersing in soaked fears,

while the ebb and flow of life pays the cost.

Second by second your timepiece appears-

may the current find me...oh count the years.

 

thank you!

​-Laura Loo

 

 


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