Hello all! Sorry for the break between the last post and this one.
This week, we will be writing poetry relating to the Winter/Christmas season. I’d really like people to be creative with this so I’m leaving the type of poetry and exact topic up to you. Perhaps you’ll write a Haiku about candy canes or an Ode to FireFin’s Santa Hat; the possibilities are endless.
This contest will run from today (12/7) until (12/15) at 5pm est (event start). As per usual, 2 entries per person and mention your ign if it differs from your forums name.
I do not yet have a judge for this week, if anyone has a strong desire to judge, let me know! As always, you can pm me if you have an interest in judging for future weeks or if you have any contest ideas.
A sliver of starlight,
In the depths of the night,
A being rarely seen by dragons and mortals alike,
As she weaves between realms.
Oh, draconic valkyrie,
She is not to be feared,
For a harbinger of death she is not,
At dawn’s light, a goddess of battle,
At nightfall, a keeper of souls.
Never a fight too battered,
Never a hope too shattered,
In the darkest hour of Atlas,
She will catch the last light.
As steadfast as the North star,
As unchanging as the burning sun,
Those chosen shall heal from her divine light,
While flames engulf any who incur her wrath.
Never a Temple out of reach,
Nor a Pit too deep,
In the darkest hour of Atlas,
She will catch the last light.
Within wheatfields of gold,
She offers a respite,
From life’s never-ending stream.
So that they may once again,
Shine.
Soooo…I don’t know how to write poetry. Just kinda went with the flow
do you know I watch you (many times)
from behind dark drawers of this frozen land
of the Northern Prairies?
how often you fascinate this eye of a lurk-
ing lover with your proud, laudable gesture?
do you know I always kneel down in 45-degree
angle—this is how I pray—and
wait the Winter sky to open its curtains
for your wide-spanning wings
while I meditate?—
no more. no more faux pas—
(for) this time, paralyzed by disorder, your heart and my love
shall never part as we paint the sky