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Free Poetry Contest: ReadMe Publishing Everyday Musings (Deadline: Feb. 28, 2009)

24 February 2009 511 views One Comment

ReadMe Publishing is offering a FREE writing contest for all poets where winning poems will receive cash prizes and the top entries will be published in a print collection.

Details:

Everyday Musings
Everyday something around you happens that is poetic if you notice. We want your best poems (up to 6 entries; entries can be sent together) covering life in a daily setting. All forms and styles of poetry will be considered.

Schedule: Submissions will be accepted between December 1, 2008 and February 28, 2009. Winners will be selected by March 31, 2009

Prizes: Winning poem will be paid $50.00, Second place $25.00, Third Place $10.00. The top 35 - 50 poems will be published in a poetry chapbook to be published in June of 2009.

Entry Fee: FREE!

For more information: http://www.readme.us.com/contest.html

NOTE: Please do not contact Writers Remember for more details about this contest, as we are not affiliated with this contest. Please follow all directions in order to have your entry included.

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Julia Temlyn is the editor of Writers Remember, as well as a freelance writer, editor, and community moderator, and owns her own firm, Temlyn Writing Services, where she works diligently with clients to rescue excess apostrophes, save spliced commas, and repair injured & abused words. She is also the editor of Musical Reviewer, blogger at Mrs. Write Right, Word Therapist and A Mom at Heart, and administrator of the Houston Writers & Editors Network. When she is not providing word therapy, she enjoys taking in a Broadway musical and spending time with her incredible husband. Julia can be found on Twitter (@JuliaTemlyn). E-mail Julia at editor[AT]writersremember.com.

One Comment »

  • Casey said:

    I walk this world alone
    nobody to call for help
    a place with too much concern
    a place in need of help

    I walk this place alone
    a world of nothing
    a dying system
    of little means

    I walk this world alone
    scared of the concern
    no one helps
    they make it worse

    a place in need of help

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