Event 4: Serious Limericks RESULTS

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Results for the fourth event are here!!!!


It was such a joy to read everyone's entries. Well, maybe not joy, since this was a serious limerick challenge, but you get the idea. I enjoyed them all immensely!! A big round of applause to everyone who participated! Woohooo!!!

@whatchamacallit @rida @Liminality @TheScribe @EternalRain @FireEyes @Rodionandaxe @ForeverYoung299 @Que @Valkyria @MomoMajesty @chikara @alliyah @Nicole136 @LizzyTyler @niteowl


This was not an easy contest to judge, because all the entries were so absolutely gorgeous, but after some deliberation, here are our winners!! (Click the asterisk next to the name to view the limericks :D)

BRONZE
chikara*

SILVER
EternalRain*

GOLD
Que*


Once again, huge congratulations to everyone who participated!! Check out everyone's entries here.
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Well done you three!!! Definitely succeeded in making limericks serious!
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Congratulations everyone! And great work - I loved seeing the diversity of themes and approaches to a 'serious' limerick!
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All of you were incredible!! congratulations <3 <3
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Great job everyone!! I never knew limericks could be this dark, haha. I loved seeing how everyone challenged the form in different ways. :)
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Ahh!! :) Great job everyone! And congrats Que and chikara! :)
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