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Winner's Circle: Prompted #2

drum roll, please

By Randy BakerPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

INTRODUCTION

Prompted: #2 is a wrap, folks. There were a total of 7 entries for this challenge. That's quite a drop from the previous challenge, but completely expected. The requirements for Prompted: #2 were more of a stretch. You can refresh yourself on the particulars of Prompted #2 HERE.

Even though the number of entrants was relatively low, the competition was fierce. Thanks to everyone who participated!

THE WINNERS

From the pool of 7 entrants, these are the poems that made it into the Winner's Circle:

1st Place: $50.00 - "The Keep" by Hannah Moore

2nd Place: $30.00 - "Ogma's Candle" by D.J. Reddall

3rd Place: $20.00 - "The Doors of Tazir" by Matthew Fromm

Congratulations to you all!

CONCLUSION

Thank you again to everyone who took part in Prompted: #2 and to those who helped spread the word. One thing that has become apparent is that the Vocal community loves a good challenge.

Congratulations once again to the To the Prompted: #2 Winner's Circle!

There has now been a poetry challenge and a fiction challenge. What will Prompted: #3 hold in store? Stay tuned to find out!

If you enjoy these challenges and want to see them continue, please let me know in the comments. A "like" and subscribe would be appreciated, as well!

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Please visit the other Prompted: #2 Challenge entries.

Give them a read, give them a like, and give them a comment!

[Listed in the order they were submitted.]

"Game On!" by Lamar Wiggins

"The Clock" by Shirley Belk

"Cleaning Up" by Suze Kay

"Time Will Tell" by Heather Zieffle

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About the Creator

Randy Baker

Poet, author, essayist.

My Vocal "Top Stories":

* The Breakers Motel * 7 * Holding On * Til Death Do Us Part * The Fisherman

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