Using a maximum of 15 lines write a rhyming poem that is sinister and creepy. Most spine-tingling wins.

This is probably the simplest contest ever. Just write about the stupidest thing you've done in your life. This will test how good you are at humour (not that I'm a king at that). But mind you, what you write must be real and not imagined. Preference will be given to humour and risk. Well, go on now!

What's the word that you hate?give a story on it!!

The title says it all... Tell us a story in one (ok, maybe two) sentences, without it being a runoff sentence. A story of passion, heartbreak, a pet... Anything you want! Make it something meaningful that will resonate in the mind of your reader. Take me to that desolate place in your mind. I want to feel that deep-seated pain, love, humor, tragedy, suspense, or anything else you're feeling.MUST be only 1-2 sentences long, no more. Two entries per person. Winner will be based on like count :) get out there and knock us dead!

Prompt:

Write a quote that represents yourself as a writer or reader now. The great part of doing this is that your quote may change when you revisit it as you become a more experienced writer!

Be Concise and Original!

Max 3 entries per person!

Remember to put your pen name next to the quote!:)

P.S. This contest is the continuation of 'Create Your Own Writer's Quote 4.'

This past year, our yearbook committee asked 72 people over the span of 5 lunch periods what they would do if they weren't afraid. The answers ranged from the ridiculous to the truly heartbreaking.

You have as many words, as many paragraphs as you would like to shatter my cold dead heart. Write from the soul. Let me feel your fear, and let me understand what it would mean to you to do what you've always been afraid of.