A Challenge Prompt~  April 12, 2011 - May 15, 2011

I challenge you to sit down and actually write an original poem for this contest (This means it has to be written on or after 4/12/11). In the description of the poem put "For Challenge Prompt Contest"

Prompt: I enjoy human nature and how people interact with each other on all levels. This poem has to be about the opposite sex from you. Pick a human characteristic like "being vein","beautiful on the outside and ugly on the inside". Something that makes a strong statement about the other sex and how you view them or a part of them. I want to see some kind of comparison, or conflict. I am not looking for love poems or erotica. Make sure the poem has a point to it, or a lesson to be learned. Let me know if anyone has a question.

I expect the number of entries to be low on this contest because I don't believe people will actually sit down and write an original poem for a contest, it is too easy to submit anything and cross our fingers that it places. I want to see who is up to the challenge to show us that they have a creative muse willing to step up to the challenge. Extra consideration for anyone who writes and submits this in the form of a "Poem Story". If your not sure what that is check out my work.

You have been challenged, will you accept?

$0.00, Honor Badges

Challenge Prompt - Bravest Muse on Writers Cafe - 1st Prize
Challenge Prompt - Brave Heart - 2nd Place
Challenge Prompt - Willing to Try - 3rd Place
Challenge Prompt - Small Steps - Runner Up
Challenge Prompt - Showed Up - Honorable Mention

SpokenWord

South of Sub Space Lost in the Cosmos of Life, TN

6 Contestants
11 Submissions
427 Views
Created Apr 12, 2011

• Any WritersCafe.org Member can Submit
• Only Poetry can be Submitted
• All Genres of Writing can be Submitted
• Each Contestant May Submit 6 Pieces of Writing
• Writing may be submitted 4/12/2011 - 5/15/2011
• Winners will be decided by the Moderator

SpokenWord is solely responsible for the content of this contest, including all promised prizes. Take any promises of large monetary awards with a grain of salt. Contact SpokenWord if you have any further questions.