March 'Just-for-fun' Competition...

Prompts:

Poetry: Celtic Myth and Legend for St. Paddy's Day or A Mother's Day Homeage

Prose: Unusual first lines: Begin your story with the following ~ "It was late. I was waiting impatiently for the circle line train at Leister Square Underground when..."

THE RULES of Submission:-

1.) Poetic Entries can be up to 40 lines long and in any poetic format. Prose entries must be a minimum of 400 words and a maxium of 2000 words.

2.) In submitting you must guarantee that a.) you are an amateur writer and b.) that you will not vote for yourself in the contest.

3.) You retain the full usage rights of your work but we ask you not to submit work that has earned money elsewhere on the web and S.S. claims usage rights for the advertisement and promtion for this website

4.) No PLAGARISM of any kind will be tolerated. Anyone in violation of these rules will be banned from applying for future competitions.

5.) You agree that the judges and then the public's votes are final.

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