Submit entries for the 2013 West Coast Eisteddfod Online Poetry Competition here.
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Latest Activity: Apr 29
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Please read the competition rules below and bookmark this page. When you are ready to submit your entries please do so as individual discussions HERE
We are pleased to announce that the winner of the West Coast Eisteddfod Poetry Competition ( English language category ) will be featured in the prestigious international poetry magazine - "The Seventh Quarry" Peter Thabit Jones, the editor of the magazine which is based in Swansea, will feature the winning submission together with an appreciation and a picture of the author. The winner will also receive a free annual subscription to the magazine for one year plus the cash prize of $200 ( 130 GBP approx ).
You may submit your entries in Welsh or English. The language categories will be judged separately and there will be a prize for each. Accompanying graphics are not permitted. There is a US200 dollars (approx 130GBP ) prize for the winners in each category. The final submission date is September 30th 2013.
All poetic styles and conventions are welcome ( limericks, however, will not be considered for a prize ) There is no upper or lower word limit. Entries need not reference Wales in any way , shape or form. You may submit up to five entries in each category and work which has appeared elsewhere is acceptable provided you have not surrendered your copyright.
The winner and his/her work will be featured on this site on what we hope will be a heavily trafficked page.
How To Submit Your Poem
Members
Simply join this Group and post your poems individually (and any links) as separate discussions in the group forum ( here ). Please include your name in the subject line. If you wish to include a link to your website or blog please do so but remember that we appreciate a reciprocal link from your blog or website to the Poetry Competition page. Please DO NOT post attachments ( unless you have unusual formatting requirements ). You can simply cut and paste the text of your poem. We welcome submissions that are published elsewhere online provided they are your own work.
Post your poem on your website or blog and post a link to the relevant url as a separate discussion in the group forum ( here ). If you adopt this procedure we will REQUIRE a reciprocal link to the main Poetry Competition page from your blog or website.
Non Members
Post your submission on your blog and email us with the url ( americymru@gmail.com ). We will include it on the Group page. In this case mutual linking is required.
Email your submission to us and we will post it on the group page and credit you as author. in this case mutual linking is an option but not required.
The Fine Print
There is no entry or submission fee for this competition. The requirement to backlink if you are posting on your own blog and linking here ( or submitting a link to your blog on this page ) is obligatory and designed to be mutually beneficial.
Any materials submitted in this group will remain the sole property of the author. We guarantee not to display any poem or any portion thereof on other pages or sites without the express permission of the author. Likewise materials submitted here or linked here can be removed or unlinked at any time by the author or at his/her request.
Started by Nancy E Wright Apr 29. 0 Replies 3 Likes
Utah Her eyelids brush the edge of the fluffy white quilt,And her azure eyes gaze over the mountains,Just as she has done for centuriesNow as if for the first time. She sets the sun as a centerpiece…Read more →
Started by Anumpeshi Aduddell Apr 21. 0 Replies 0 Likes
THE GATEWAYS OF THE STAR LIT HEAVENS OPENED INTO MY CHEST AND A BIG CAT FELL INTO MY SOUL, GHOSTDANCERS 2013Read more →
Tags: choctaw, native american, tribal city state, ghostdancers, chief sintollo
Started by Jolen Whitworth Apr 8. 0 Replies 0 Likes
If I could close my heart as dutifully as I open my legs to the disappointment, what dark streets might my feet wander? Would I finally inhabit the world you, in all your naiveté couldn’t…Read more →
Started by Jolen Whitworth Apr 8. 0 Replies 0 Likes
In exploration of the greater empire,She leapt from democracy to democracyWith confidence only a naïve harbor.The smaller sky blackened.Hidden in her leased cave,Neglected foundations cracked and…Read more →
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Comment by Gillian Morgan on February 18, 2013 at 4:01am 'Emotion recollected in tranquillity' is a definition of poetry that is sometimes apt. I like passion in poetryto give it a vibe and an energy.
Comment by Ceri Shaw on December 12, 2012 at 4:01pm Updated submission info. Please remember there is no topic or theme.
Comment by Ceri Shaw on December 12, 2012 at 1:59pm Oh yes.....there will be reminders
Welcome to the group and enjoy the challenge Eiry.
Comment by Eiry Rees Thomas on December 12, 2012 at 1:58pm You've set me a challenge now, Ceri. I'll see what I come up with yn y Gymraeg and in English. Will you be sending out reminders?
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