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On your contest submission page, you will find a designated box where you can enter your inquiry regarding waived entry fees. Please be aware that we receive a high volume of inquiries, and we can only approve up to five free entries. more »

On your contest submission page, you will find a designated box where you can enter your inquiry regarding waived entry fees.

There are no limitations when it comes to keeping submissions on file. Our intention and aspiration are to preserve them indefinitely.

Hello Randy,

Congratulations on your honorable mention in the May contest! You are indeed entitled to receive a personalized mug with your poem printed on it. We have been contacting the winners to collect their mailing addresses for shipping, but it seems that we haven't received yours yet. Would you be so kind as to fill out the form with your contact details? Once you provide the information, we will send the mug to you shortly. Please use this link to access the form: https://www.poetry.com/contact-details/14620

Thank you for your cooperation! more »

Beautiful poem...

Beautiful poem!

I truly value the feedback from each and every one of you, with a special shout-out to you, Robin! ;-) It's important to acknowledge that our community is the driving force behind Poetry.com's success, and we are committed to enhancing it to meet the expectations of our esteemed members. The matter at hand is undoubtedly subject to debate, and we will continue to brainstorm collectively on ways to make notable improvements as we move forward. more »

I have no straightforward response to this feedback to be honest. On one hand, displaying the poet names before the contest can enhance transparency, but on the other hand, concealing them can avoid voters from being influenced by external factors like reputation or previous work. As a middle-ground solution, we have opted to display the poet initials, which we hope is a suitable compromise. more »

LOL, my bet is on you!

Robin just brought to my attention that Gerald Logie was actually the first poet to win first place twice… apologize for the oversight on my part. It seems that there may be a competition brewing to determine the first poet to win three times and settle the question of who truly is the better poet :-) more »

Kindly note that you must be logged-in to cast your vote :-)

I understand. Our policy allows for up to five free submissions per month that are selected towards the end of the application period. However, we receive a significant number of inquiries, so the chances of obtaining a free submission are not very high... more »

Hello, it appears that no payment has been received for this nomination. If you have made a payment, please contact me so that we can investigate the matter. Thank you!

Fixed!

Fixed! Thank you...

Admire your vision, buddy -- stay tuned... :-)

All participants are getting notified by email when voting starts...

Now it does...

Congratulations to all the winners of our March poetry contest! We would like to extend our gratitude to everyone who participated. It was a particularly challenging competition, and we commend all those who entered. A special congratulations goes out to our esteemed member, Robin Loving, who has now won first place twice and has become the first poet to do so. more »

We review all submissions before approving them for the contest, which is why there is a delay in processing.

The poems featured on both the summary page and the contest voting page are presented in a random order, which ensures that each nominee has an equal opportunity to be viewed by the participants. Therefore, submitting a poem early does not provide any real advantage. more »

:-)

Good point, sir Wayne -- we've made AIDA a little bit more critic. Hope you'll find her more authentic on your next reviews...

Thanks AIDA!

Yes, it can be seen here: https://www.poetry.com/contest-summary/02/2023