
about the contest.
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the contest is over.
i have read so many great pieces. the pre-selection made judgement easier for the judges and the readers as well.
i retreated and was reluctant to read further on once i was cast out - and i know that's bordering nasty. for some of the time i don't do well in team-building.
i tend to go alone, like a lone hunter...
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but i digress.
i loved to read so many uplifting and thought-provoking pieces. i loved that there were some poetry and some of the non-poetry pieces were quite poetic as well.
i loved sometimes the warm tone, the irony and the character building in the stories i voted for.
i loved to see myths created.
there was one among the many that stood out for me.
it literally made me sick. it was ranked high.
but i'm not going to continue on this matter.
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you know... when you do something great, and you do it poorly, you are still making good. you are adding to all the good in the world.
and when you do something bad and you do it well, you are doing bad.
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but hey, i'm just an old fashioned, tradition-loving conservative who loves to believe that despite all the wrong that's been done and is being done right now as you read these lines (if you do, if anyone does, that is ;) there's love and justice after all in this world.
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about my entry in particular.
i am sorry not to have entered into the elite-club ;) but jason was right about his decision - no problems with that.
rhyming is not easy, not easy in one's mother tounge, let alone in a second language.
i tend to think the backstory of my entry was weak and i have not worked enough on it. i wanted to write a parabole (hm?) but it needs more working done.
that's all :)
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