Only a week to meet the deadlines for most contests. What am I missing? |
"The One-Line Lyric Challenge" ![]() |
Anni Pon ![]() |
Kåre เลียม Enga ![]() |
I found an old poem that had rhythm and rhyme and entered it into
The end of the month cometh... and more entries would be welcomed. |
Request for a quick read (review if you must).
It seemed strange to reread this today after so many years. |
Patron Of Lost Clauses ![]() |
Kiya's wonderful "I am Nia" reminded me of this tragedy from 2007.
I wrote this as well on a cold March day in 2007 but only made it a new item today.
Naw Ruz is the 19th-20th, the first day of spring. This response from 2007 (new item) to a well-known Bahá'í song seems pertinent.
I'm slowly reviewing and editing old writings... finally. |
There are less than 3 hours left but I know some of you have old poems just waiting for this moment.
I'm entering a new poem this time! "Craters of Your Moon" ![]() |
I entered something I liked. Mine is usually free verse. Need to scavange MBs to see which poem placed in a different contest. I think it was same round as that one. |
I was number 10 (if I counted right); but I see 15 now! There's only one hour left to enter. Hint: Choconut won't mind if there's a couple more. ![]() |
Angelica Weatherby- Easter tim ![]() ![]() |
I finished a "dark-romance" on time!
I also executed my squash: "R.I.P Hubbard 13.marzo.2025" ![]() |
Robert Waltz ![]() |
Fivesixer ![]() I was answering the specific question of how many entries you can have, but yes, there are other limitations. Incidentally, you can track both easily using the "manage blog" link from the settings menu for the book item. |
I've been reading old blog entries. Made this old memory into its own item. It's a letter, a haibun, whatever. Could someone, perhaps those who played D&D in the old days before the internet, please read and comment (you need not review).
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I was feeling silly on October 6th... 17+ years ago: He really wants to miss me send me to Mississippi miss me miss me miss me miss me Mississippi send me postage due One of four ditties found in my old blog and made into a new item (with the other three, finally):
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Are we allowed to post in other languages here? I ask because I not only read the news I see the implications. |
I can always cut and paste and translate. Muy bien. Un poquito. That's about it for me. |
Robert Waltz ![]() ![]() I'm sorry. I just feel like posting funny comments today. Am I? |
I don't have any problem with items in languages other than English. I love words in any language. One thing I enjoy is finding translations and teaching myself new words and phrases from them. Everything I read is like a Rosetta stone for me. I tend to speak and sometimes write in a hodge-podge of languages, just using words I pick up Maís oui. C'est verité. Hablo Español muy poco. I don't know enough of any language to carry on even short conversations. I know just enough to puzzle and irritate people I speak to in English. My native language is English, and many folk agree I speak and write it worst of all. They're probably correct. |
Do people love crosswords? It took way over an hour to make this new one for "The Best of the Rest at the Bee Hive " ![]()
Y'all have until the end of March... just saying (new or old is acceptable). |
1. Do you believe English should be written in standard language (America, British, et cetera)? 2. Do you believe that English should/must be spoken in standard language? 3. Does this apply to poetry or dialogue in fiction or non-fiction? 4. If you understand, is it better to accept and move on or do you think it's better to correct someone? 5. When someone speaks in a non-standard form does this indicate that they are less intelligent? Consider posting a response in "Are you an English language snob?" ![]() ![]() |