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A Whitney with rhyme - contest entry
A chapter in the book Conversations in Poetry
On Wuthering Heights
by ~Dovey
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Write a rhyming Whitney poem. writing prompt entry
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Writing Prompt The Whitney is a seven line poem with a syllable count of 3/4/3/4/3/4/7 respectively. Please read all the rules on the contest page before entering. |
Emily Bronte is one of the writer's who made a huge impression on me in my teens. Wouldn't it be grand to be able to sit with her and chat about the writing process over a cup of tea? If only...
My thanks to Liilia for the artwork to embody the 'tempest'ous muse' (creative license abbreviating tempest'ous to three syllables.)
The Whitney is a seven line poem with a syllable count of 3/4/3/4/3/4/7 respectively. Please read all the rules on the contest page before entering. Rhyme scheme was writer's choice, subtle internal, and external near rhyme intentional.
Pays
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and 2 member cents. My thanks to Liilia for the artwork to embody the 'tempest'ous muse' (creative license abbreviating tempest'ous to three syllables.)
The Whitney is a seven line poem with a syllable count of 3/4/3/4/3/4/7 respectively. Please read all the rules on the contest page before entering. Rhyme scheme was writer's choice, subtle internal, and external near rhyme intentional.
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