New Titled Contest!!

I haven't been on in like a year almost and decided I wanted to have a contest =). Anyway, here we go.

RULES:
~1 poem per poet
~2 poets per poem title
~Do not ask me if you can have a title that's already filled
~No plagirism
~The poem has to be new
~Poem has to rhyme. I don't care about the rhyme scheme.
~No death poems, nature poems or funny poems.

Okay, TITLES:

~Sanctuary
1.
2.

~Soothing Light
1.
2.

~Gentle Night
1.Karan Gods Warrior
2.

~Opening Day
1.
2.

~At The Circus
1.
2.

~See Him/Her Run
1.
2.

~Til Death Do Us Part
1.SofisTicAdA
2.

~California Rain
1.
2.

~At Dawn
1.
2.

~At Dusk
1.NyellMoonlight
2.

~Higher
1.
2.

~Beyond The Shadows
1.Novalyn Grace RRL
2.

~Open Doors
1.
2.

~An Open Book
1.
2.

~Eyes of Lies
1.xJenni MarieX
2.

~The Sun Still Rises
1.simplyfrigid
2.

~Silver Moon
1.
2.

Prizes:
~1st Place: 10 judged + Poem Entered RCC
~2nd Place: 5 poems judged + Poem Entered RCC
~3rd Place: 3 poems judged + Poem Entered RC
~Everyone gets their entered poem judged

The deadline is 11:59 EST December 31st. So get to writing

At Dusk, please :)

Til Death Do Us Part..Please.. Thanks..

Eyes of lies, please

The sun still rises.

(:

`Beyond the Shadows` please (:

`Beyond The Shadows` {Terza Rima}

Pure sorrow looming as a brawny cloud,
Beneath skin crawling hints of resignation.
Within this heart an enemy avowed.

Time himself sighs in a quiet cessation,
While shaking, I lose grip of the current day.
Sight drowns in soul-filled, watery vibrations,

Night swallows better judgment with foreplay.
Limbs cower as nerves twitch without pause,
I hold my breath to keep loud wails at bay.

Upon the rim of vision forms my very flaws,
A single orb of reverie bestowing ---
Forgiveness written in a legit clause:

Today's will and Tomorrow's imbued knowing,
It's the salt that wakes you up glowing.

December 9th 2008
(c) Novalyn Grace RRL

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Terza rima is a three-line stanza using chain rhyme in the pattern a-b-a, b-c-b, c-d-c, d-e-d. There is no limit to the number of lines, but poems or sections of poems written in terza rima end with either a single line or couplet repeating the rhyme of the middle line of the final tercet. The two possible endings for the example above are d-e-d, e or d-e-d, e-e. There is no set rhythm for terza rima, but in English, iambic pentameters are generally preferred....