Hi Everyone!
So I only have my nifty, critique-allowing, anonymously donated subscription for a two and a half more weeks, so on a (procrastinatory) whim, I decided to run a little contest. And I do mean
little.
Contest Run Time: Wednesday, November 18th to Wednesday, November 25. You have until midnight on the 25th to submit your entries!
What to submit: Poetry! Specifically poetry that

Has strong imagery

Contains at least one example of allusion (definition found here:
[link]) (It would help me greatly if you clarify this in your artists' comments, just so I know where the reference is

)

Uses some form of sound technique - alliteration, euphony, cacaphony etc. I'm not terribly picky. Just so long as I can tell that you're playing with sounds at some point!
Restrictions: Feel free to submit any poem you want, new or old. You may only submit
once, however. Also, please nothing longer than 100ish lines. (I won't give you a solid line-limit, just nothing too terribly long

)
How to submit: Note me with a link to your poem and a subject that reads "Contest Entry" or something like that.
Prizes: Sadly, I'm not rich enough to give out subscriptions. I have lots of critiques in me, though! Thus:
First prize will recieve three critiques (either in the little critiquing engine (if I still have it) or just in the comment box from me on
poetry of their choice, plus a journal feature from me for your outstanding contest entry, and also a little blurb from me about how awesome you are
Second prize will recieve two critiques, a feature and a blurb
Third prize will recieve one critique, a feature and a blurb.
Judges: Because I came up with this contest on a whim, so far I'm its only judge. I would be super-psyched if someone else wanted to help me and/or donate prizes, though! It's very small, since it only runs for a week, but I'm hoping to have at least five entries
So that's all for now, everyone. Happy writing!
~ aillesdors
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"Sometimes you have fun, and sometimes the fun has you." -- Sergeant Schlock
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"Oh let me think it is not quite in vain
To sigh out sonnets to the midnight air"
~ Keats, "To Hope"
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"Sometimes you have fun, and sometimes the fun has you." -- Sergeant Schlock
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"Oh let me think it is not quite in vain
To sigh out sonnets to the midnight air"
~ Keats, "To Hope"
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"Sometimes you have fun, and sometimes the fun has you." -- Sergeant Schlock
only if u want to...
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"A writer is someone who has taught his mind to misbehave." -Oscar Wilde
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"Oh let me think it is not quite in vain
To sigh out sonnets to the midnight air"
~ Keats, "To Hope"
or browse through my gallery and choose any one u want
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"A writer is someone who has taught his mind to misbehave." -Oscar Wilde
But I promise I will reply to your critique properly, and I will fix the things in the poem that you asked, I will do it when I have the mind to do it.
Just thought I'd let you know.
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The woods are lovely, dark and deep
But I have promises to keep
And miles to go before I sleep...
And miles to go before I sleep
-Robert Frost
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