Young Writers Society

Well, you don't get to pick what challenge you complete. You have to take the risk of getting a challenge you won't like by Giving a challenge.

@alliyah, your challenge has been answered ^.-

I waited at the pier with my black purse
plundered by your wayward hearse adrift
among the whitecaps. A terse reminder of
all the time we spent in the blue paddle boat
in the lakes of Troy. Our feet would soak through
squishing in the purple poke-a-dot water shoes
and you complained about the orange life-vest
choking your neck, tied around your chest like a
vice. You said it would drown you best, a steel ball
tied to your ankle, and just once, I said okay
Just once that forlorn day I
let it stay at home.

Okay, so @Radrook, you need to give Alliyah a challenge and then I'll give you one right now.

Radrook your challenge is: Write a haiku dealing with the moment a butterfly hatches and make your turn be something about poisonous beauty. Or, if you'd like an easier challenge, just write a haiku but make sure it involves just a moment in time and nature.

I think challenging the person below you would be cool!

Aley wrote:@alliyah, your challenge has been answered ^.-

I waited at the pier with my black purse
plundered by your wayward hearse adrift
among the whitecaps. A terse reminder of
all the time we spent in the blue paddle boat
in the lakes of Troy. Our feet would soak through
squishing in the purple poke-a-dot water shoes
and you complained about the orange life-vest
choking your neck, tied around your chest like a
vice. You said it would drown you best, a steel ball
tied to your ankle, and just once, I said okay
Just once that forlorn day I
let it stay at home.

Okay, so @Radrook, you need to give Alliyah a challenge and then I'll give you one right now.

Radrook your challenge is: Write a haiku dealing with the moment a butterfly hatches and make your turn be something about poisonous beauty. Or, if you'd like an easier challenge, just write a haiku but make sure it involves just a moment in time and nature.

Her challenge is to make a poem using three limerics as stanzas.

Aley wrote:@alliyah, your challenge has been answered ^.-

I waited at the pier with my black purse
plundered by your wayward hearse adrift
among the whitecaps. A terse reminder of
all the time we spent in the blue paddle boat
in the lakes of Troy. Our feet would soak through
squishing in the purple poke-a-dot water shoes
and you complained about the orange life-vest
choking your neck, tied around your chest like a
vice. You said it would drown you best, a steel ball
tied to your ankle, and just once, I said okay
Just once that forlorn day I
let it stay at home.

Okay, so @Radrook, you need to give Alliyah a challenge and then I'll give you one right now.

Radrook your challenge is: Write a haiku dealing with the moment a butterfly hatches and make your turn be something about poisonous beauty. Or, if you'd like an easier challenge, just write a haiku but make sure it involves just a moment in time and nature.

chrysalis flutters
parting gossamer silk threads
bright butterfly wings

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Her challenge is to make a poem using three limerics as stanzas.