Daily Monopoly Game

Contest rules, only one, enter whatever you like. No prompts or specs, some would call that lazy. A dictatorship, just a bit like the third reich disabling comments on both sides, first strike. Winners chosen by whatever the sponsor wants. Room for skims, scans, and glances – it’s crazy. What of reading, deliberation and careful response? Control via nonchalance, strike two he vaunts. Roughly, thirty-five “reads” that is, on a good day; participation is always good, fill-ups are fast. "Judging's" even faster, if you notice, by the way it’s a Monopoly craps game, many of us choose to play. I cannot speak for others, but here's my view nothing ventured; nothing lost; nothing gained. A poem's well-being does not rest with one "Yahoo!" or if you please, on the other hand, with one DQ. April 13, 2020 contest: Kai Michael Neuman's Monopoly Poetry Contest