Fall Splendor - 8 to 16 Lines of Rhyme

Contest Judged: 9/28/2023 4:37:00 PM
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin |

Place	PoemTitle	Poet
1	Splendour of the Fall	Beryl Edmonds
1	Fall Rhapsody	Constance La France
1	Leaves of Fall	Lin Lane
1	Multicolored Leaves	Emile Pinet
1	Autumn Leaves Fall	Jan Allison
2	Juxtaposing Spring and Fall	John Anderson
2	Fall Splendor	Sotto Poet
2	A Fall	Lucia Ferris
2	As They Fall	Debjani Mitra
2	The First Fall Breeze	Andy Chunn
2	Summer To Fall	Mark Koplin
3	Fall For This Lass	Kim Rodrigues
3	The Call of Fall	Regina Mcintosh
3	The Canvas of Fall	Subimal Sinha-Roy
3	Fall Need Not Creep	Gershon Wolf
3	Fall	Andrea Dietrich
3	Storms of Fall Splendor	Sam Kauffman
3	Fall Bouquets	John Oldham
3	Fall Splendour	Malabika Ray Choudhury
4	Colourful Fall	Maria Fernandez-Garcia
4	The Splendor of Fall	Eve Roper
4	Fall	Anisha Dutta
4	Fall Splendor	Beata Agustin
4	Fall For It Every Time	Di11y Da11y
4	Leaves Will Fall	Howard Osborne
5	Fall -Fall Splendor Poetry Contest	Roger Roger
5	Radiant Fall	Linda Alice Fowler
Honorable Mention	Autumn's Real Picture	Curtis Johnson
Honorable Mention	Autumn Stroll	Jay Narain
Honorable Mention	Autumn Splendor	Valsa George

Contest Description

What to Submit?

1. One NEW rhyming poem on the subject of fall splendor, please use the word Fall in your title.

2. Any type of rhyme form is fine, please try to use exact rhymes if possible.

3. 8-16 lines, in 2 - 4 stanzas. Poems will not be accepted over 16 lines.

4. Looking for beautiful fall poems.

5. You are welcome to add a quote and/or pics, just remember I am not able to see the pics during judging.

6. New poems only, poems written before 9/4/23 will not be placed.

7. No names on poems.

Prizes

There will be multiple placements.

Preparing Your Entry

Submit one copy of your poem online. Format your poem. Please make your entry easy to read — no illustrations or fancy fonts.

English Language

Poems should be in English. Poems translated from other languages are not eligible, unless you wrote both the original poem and the translation.

A Note to Poetry Contestants

You are welcome to enter this contest, whether or not you won a prize in one of my previous contests.