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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Not for the contest No more do I despair writing for contests with an off the wall theme Those that want me to create a nightmare from what was once a beautiful dream. No more do I care about Marvel characters who fight and kill I'd rather spend my time writing silly limericks for fun and honing a particular poetry skill than worrying about meter and syllable tricks. No more do I write for contests where a sponsor forbids me to choose how many spaces I indent each middle line by someone who thinks they're a bard. No, I refuse to write for a yobo whose rules constrict and confine. No more contests do I enter for judges who hold grudges and spite or who offer friendship placements with a wink. It's not fair to good poets who get N/A'd as a backbite I've no more interest in participation with pen and ink No longer care to write for judges who give novel length instruction Yes, rules should be followed, but not to such extreme. It negates poetic license, serving as a poetic obstruction making that contest sponsor, head of his or her regime. No more writing for those who prohibit adjectives and adverbs be used or if the sponsor has never written in the specified form. The power that some feel as a judge can be abused while preaching about dos and don'ts from a platform. Oh, spare me from those who don't know the use of literary devices, metaphors, proper grammar, and over doing alliteration. To anyone who wants to enter contests, my advice is... "Don't take a crown seriously. It will lead to abdication." No more issues to deal with sponsors who change their minds midway through contests because no entries for the theme... bizarre, and decide, without warning they have the right to say, "I can do what I want." Who made them the contest czar?" No blight is this on judges who sincerely host, giving up their leisure time to make PS a place where everyone can take an active part. Those who appreciate good fun in free verse or with rhyme. I applaud the fair-minded sponsors who have a good heart. A few weeks ago, I decided to not enter PS contests any longer.
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