Step by Step: Round three

Welcome to Round 3 everyone. So far I'd say you all have done an EXCELLENT job taking your prompt and creating a story using metaphors, personification, imagery, poetic beauty I swear!
In most stories you read, there is always a climax. Always a twist the author puts in their books, blogs, poems, etc

That brings us to Round 3.
Round 3 your poems should STILL consist of your title, your ten words, and now a TWIST.
If your poem was happy make it sad. If it was serious make it funny. If it was sad make it happy. If you want to randomly include a frog being turned into a human, that's a twist! These are just examples of course...This round really is made to not only test your creativity, but get you to make your readers jaw drops, eyes water, hearts melt.
Please when sending your poem to me VIA PM, state what the twist was in your poem incase you twist your words so well it makes it hard to tell!...

Lets see where this takes you all :)
You have until Friday, April 27th to turn in your poems.

Here are your ten words incase you forgot.

Good luck authors!

1 Dream Weaver
First half: acceptable, believe, calendar, harass, notice
Second half: precede, bottle, humor, intelligent, delight

2 Alive and kicking
First half: denounce, frame, accommodate, embarrass, blanket
Second half: exceed, immediate, candle, miniature, caress

3 Practical Magic
First half: accident, height, receipt, weather, grateful
Second half: reason, loss, goal, needle, cover

4 Despicable Me
First half: amateur, rug, equipment, disheveled, paper
Second half: understand, above, skill, hang, deny

5 Beneath These Broken Wings-
First half: certificate, acquire, exhilarate, ignorance, spoon
Second half: hungry, judgment, neighbor, mirror, possession

6 History Repeats
First half: conscience, support, fan, inches, worry
Second half: delude, rock, exist, independent, occasion

7 Forever and a Day
First half: move, private, speaker, research, complicate
Second half: closure, ring, jovial, present, definite

8 Buried Alive
First half: wedge, soar, depict, remarkable, shirt
Second half: forth, whisper, congested, nail, flash

9 In a Land Far Away
First half: pattern, brush, demand, complete, health
Second half: purpose, wheel, color, defined, ignite
10 Borderline
First half: common, absence, medicine, obstacle, wood
Second half: opinion, prominent, night, stove, realize

11 Beyond the Rainbow
First half: principle, temperature, balloon, irrelevant, compromise
Second half: finance, descend, belligerent, couch, bargain

12 False Identity
First half: handkerchief, experiment, fallacy, body, misplace
Second half: length, maintenance, hair, erode, ordinary

13 For Your Eyes Only
First half: clothes, obedient, penetrate, unanimous, book
Second half: village, withdrawn, exaggerate, arm, dismay

14 Sleeping with the Enemy
First half: touch, identity, exuberance, pot, truth
Second half: gauge, influence, bed, latter, conquer

15 Invisible Touch
First half: Sun, knowledge, source, encounter, block
Second half: Three, forfeit, plague, resolute, bury

16 Brilliant Disguise
First half: omit, parallel, curtain, disbelief, ignore
Second half: street, possible, value, accumulate, drive

17 After the Sunset
First half: beginning, counselor, socks, interference, baffle
Second half: challenge, punch, hole, vengeance, smile

18 Poisoned Youth
First half: appearance, camouflage, walk, construct, branch
Second half: force, altitude, blind, intrude, basket

19 Who will you Run to
First half: interrupt, fortune, dispensable, fuelling, dog
Second half: impress, prepare, utilize, hand, dawn

My, my..

that's great, Chelsey :)

Well thanks! Im trying hard to test these wonderful writers skills

Just wanted to also add....

Remember youre the author, if you dont want to change your poem at all, that is fine too, you could add an extra stanza and twist one aspect of your poem and not the whole thing....The twisting is all up to you and how you want to do it, I just didn't want everyone thinking you had to write a whole new poem again

You are definitively testing their skills.

Chels, these 'wonderful writers' would love to tell you...

WHAT THE HELL!

Ohhhh bite me!! You should be thanking me for challenging your creativeness....you people say what the hell, but then, 2 days later I receive super amazing poems.....so...youre welcome LOL

The poets say that they're sorry! :(

Only 4 poems in, 2 days left....this is last round guys!!

Cannot Wait fot The Results!!!!!!!!!

Me too! God, Chelsey, post the results already! We don't need judges. I wanna knoooow!