Exceptional Rhyming Quatrains, Contest Entry Rules? Show Me the Money! by michaelcahill      A Quatrain Poem About Site Rules Contest Winner

Shall I pick the poem that defeats me now? What if one vote is the final difference? I will vote for a loser and comment, "wow" (it was peachy good will be my inference)   And now these rules are causing eyes to cross I need a stratagem to pass them by To win the goal for me-avoiding loss enrichment with sweet dollars, I'll be sly   Free verse, lost love, the rules are calling for give me a break that won't get any votes I'll rhyme it till their brains bounce off the floor Now the perfect topic, to float their boats   puppies work, soldiers too, precious babes ooo I need something strong that is sure to jell I will call on the Lord, that's what I'll do If you vote against me, you'll go to hell!   Money Talks Winning rocks Uh oh. Rhyming quatrains required! All meaning's expired…   Writing Prompt Write a quatrain poem about your dislikes concerning the compliance of site rules when entering site sponsored daily writing prompts and how the voters occasionally choose a winning entry that does not meet the required rules. A quatrain poem has four (4) lines per stanza. The minimum number of stanzas is four (16 lines) and the maximum number is eight (32 lines). Your poem must rhyme and the rhyme scheme is entirely up to you. A Quatrain Poem About Site Rules Contest Winner Recognized Author Notes More for fun than anything. Just some points. The key is participation. If there were more participation there would be less problems. Everyone should vote. That eliminates occasional strange results. When the winner gets four or five votes anything can happen. There aren't fluke wins when the winner receives a dozen votes. No offence intended by any of this.

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