Challenge
Prose Challenge of the Week #52: Pick a classic poem and re-write it, modernize it, and share your poetic interpretation of the piece. The winner will be chosen based on a number of criteria, this includes: fire, form, and creative edge. Number of reads, bookmarks, and shares will also be taken into consideration. The winner will receive $100 and will be placed first on our Spotlight page and the runner-up will receive 1000 coins. When sharing to social media, please use the hashtag #itslit
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Mary Shelley
"Let life not divide what death as joined together "
Cherish your simple moments, don't let time pass you by
What you have been searching for, is not beyond
It's beside you, open your mind
You will find you.
Immposibility is simply a myth
Survival turbulence, such you feel
Don't let go, a crumb is still a piece
Let lies not divide what truth as joined together
True love can deny what hope as put asunder
Let choice not divide what time as joined together
Determination can deny what pain is yet plunder