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Premium Member Overly Particular Contest Judges
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...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: judges, conflict, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Overly Particular Judges
Overly Particular Judges:
What to submit
Only Sonnet form accepted.
Must be a sonnet ( 14 lines - 10 syllables per line.  Rhyme scheme : ABAB CDCD EFEF GG)
Must include all 3 lines as below:
Ginger Beer is a tonic
Flotsam and jetsam  are marked on the ship
The...

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Categories: judges, time,
Form: Other
Premium Member My Words VS The Judges
I write because I love to write,  
writing for a contest makes me think.  
My imagination and creativity come alive,  
as the words dance across the page.  
Today I asked my words,  
what do they think about contests.  
They...

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Categories: judges, poems, poets, words, writing,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Teachers Are Not the Best Judges
 DEDICATED TO ANDREA DIETRICH AND PAUL CALLUS WHO SEEM TO THINK BY CORRECTING PUPILS PAPERS IS THE SAME AS JUDGING PS CONTESTS.


They teach
They preach
They bloody screech.

Teachers coach
The weak they approach
To their weakness they encroach.

They advise
For some they compromise
Favourites are prioritize.

They manipulate
Teachers to their innocents...

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Categories: judges, angst,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Judges Have Been Selected
Hello, my most esteemed poets,

I am trying an experiment that I believe has not been done here on the PS site. I have posted a new poetry contest called "The Prismatic Self: A Gauntlet of Mirrors within the Arena.".

The JUDGES have now been selected:

1. Lin...

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Categories: judges, community, culture, judgement, muse,
Form: Free verse
Two Judges
Two Judges sitting,
side by side,
one condemns,
the other saves lives.

To place someone,
in a cell so cold,
is the job of one,
since time of old.

The other one saves,
He knows their heart,
and forgives their sins,
cleaning every part.

Two Judges sitting,
side by side,
one is truth,
the other one day,
will stand trial....

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Categories: judges, faith, life, love, time
Form: Narrative



Poetry Judges 4- Contd
planning and replanning all the freaking time twenty four seven
who are you to judge
the problem is you
if you like some shoot you say it is good
great write brilliant touching and all those crap sorry
back to reading the 38 poems
most of them are laborious today 
following...

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Categories: judges, satire,
Form:
We Had a Democratic System and Judges Stern But Just
So, I’m the last survivor of a breed that ruled the world!
Brrr! It’s getting mighty cold.
I suppose we can’t complain though. Our innings was quite long.
Brrrr! It’s getting mighty cold.
When I was just a nipper not long hatched from the egg,
Brrrrr! It’s getting mighty cold,
My...

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Categories: judges, animal, earth, environment,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Forgotten Judges
THE FORGOTTEN JUDGES

I had  forgotten them because  it was long ago
But nothing is forgotten  
It is all written in the book
The great ledger showing credits and debits
Used to think of Judgement as being 
A guy in a white beard  totting up...

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Categories: judges, allegory, me, woman, old,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Overly Particular Judges
Those overly particular judges
Give me a halt when I see their contests
Asking to write what I feel
In hard form plus a kyrielle
I better go and take my long bed rests.

At first, I did once, spending my whole night
Started from the topic I needed to write
Half...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: judges, judgement,
Form: Limerick
Judges and Mockers -- Part2
I wonder:
If we believe that Jesus Christ is the only BEGOTTEN Son of God,
Do we get a free ride into heaven?
Yes and No!

Yes, because Jesus overcame the grave and was resurrected, 
We all will likewise be resurrected.
We have been saved from eternal demise…because of Jesus.
…And...

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Categories: judges, faith, forgiveness, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Poetry Judges 4
life is so funny
like the snake n the mangoose or the ladder
last night i promised
after the epiphany
i will read all the poems in the forum
of new and old poets premium and regular
before break fast
food is the easiest way to bliss
we are in this online forum...

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Categories: judges, satire,
Form:
Poetry Judges 2
judges asked me what is a meter
well it is three feet three inches and change
jesus where is he from arent  you ashamed to call you a poet
what is a foot
foot is you know one we walk with or twelve inches
jeez how can we help...

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Categories: judges, satire,
Form:
Poetry Judges
judges called me to their chamber
judges of poetry of all believe
what do you write the lady who seems to be the new one
asks in a husky voice
poetry i say humbly
we know that stupo what kind
well whatever comes to me in that moment
but tell us what...

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Categories: judges, humor,
Form:
Premium Member Sick Patients Living and Care Givers Giving
Life itself sometimes begins at the "End"? Life always has a beginning,and I am not certain about how "Life itself" will "End".Will you hold on to your "Life" that you have now to invigorate,and inspire the desire that the love gives so that you can...

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Categories: judges, 12th grade, 1st grade,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things