Neopoet.com wants to challenge you to write poetry about random subjects that are provided

Objectives: If you so accept this challenge, all you have to do is write a poem about the topic presented.
This week's topics
1) Chill out with robots
2) The last time I had an ice cream
3) I believed in something too quickly
4) Alligators in a sewer

Whatever topic speaks to you please use as your title and select challenge under the contest drop down menu on submit a poem

Description: There's always another perspective of an issue. This contest is asking for that second perspective .

Objectives: Poems must be between 18 to 32 lines long also poems must be written in western Rhyme
Rhyme pattern ABAB

Subject matter: A change in attitude

Description:An exploration of how various rhyme patterns can be used

Leader: scribbler
Moderator(s): Mark

Objectives: To get folks to start considering using different rhyme patterns and showing the almost infinite variety of these patterns

Level of expertise: Open to all

Subject matter: How rhyme pattern can be used in poetry

Description: This month we are asking for all types of fresh poetry. The theme must compliment the style.

Objectives: Write a new poem about anything also make sure the poem compliments the theme

Subject matter: Whatever comes to mind

How judged: off the cuff poetry no rules

Description: This month we ask our members to write a poem about the boundless sea.

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Objectives: This month there are no restrictions on how many lines are in the poem. Have fun and stay on topic.

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How Judged:

Description: Make your pick of one of the three ghosts that visited "Scrooge" on Christmas Eve.
Give it a modern twist

Objectives:Between 12 and 24 lines

Description: Write a poem about about being in tune with nature or the universe.

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Objectives: Poems may be written in any form. Poems Must be between 12 and 32 lines

Description: Write a poem about real, imaginary or mythical windows and doors poems about doors or windows.

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Objectives: Write a poem about real, imaginary or mythical windows and doors. Poems may be written in any form. Poems Must be between 12 and 32 lines

Description: Personify your Hometown, Neighborhood,State or Country

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Objectives: Write a poem that personifies your city, state country or even neighborhood. This poem can be in the present or in the past. Poem must be between 12 to 32 lines and written in any style.

Description: A review of technique actual critique of poem submissions discussion of critiques( in workshop)

Leader: C Lynn Brooks
Geezer

Objectives: to improve techniques of critiquing

Level of expertise: Open to all

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