Poetry competition CLOSED 7th December 2022 1:54pm
WINNER
Honoria
Honoria
RUNNERS-UP:
Wafflenose
and Casted_Runes
Plagiarism Haiku
Anonymous
A cautionary tale
I came here to write.
She came, she saw, she pilfered;
account turned to dust.
She came, she saw, she pilfered;
account turned to dust.
Written by Wafflenose
(Ellie)
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originality
like dinosaur
thoughts
creativity
buried
Jurassic
fossils
Written by buddhakitty
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Copycat; Haiku chain
To cut and to paste
will never seem a disgrace
calling it your work
Hope nobody sees
that a cheater gets acclaim
will justice prevail?
A fines, just a joke
a lobotomy, request
for each bloody pest
will never seem a disgrace
calling it your work
Hope nobody sees
that a cheater gets acclaim
will justice prevail?
A fines, just a joke
a lobotomy, request
for each bloody pest
Written by slipalong
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Purloined
I dig your poem.
that’s why I am stealing it.
love, Honoria.
that’s why I am stealing it.
love, Honoria.
Written by Honoria
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Word regurgitation
He devoured her words,
opened up a blank new page;
spewed them up as his.
opened up a blank new page;
spewed them up as his.
Written by Wafflenose
(Ellie)
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Delusional Confusion
Mix some classic rap
with memes and statesmen's words;
all my own work, right?
with memes and statesmen's words;
all my own work, right?
Written by Wafflenose
(Ellie)
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And here we have it folks--the results are in:
Honoria gets the trophy--completely cracked me up with your haiku! That needs to be on t-shirts, everywhere
Wafflenose and Casted Runes are runner ups, but stellar job, everyone--you're all winners!
Rew--wanted to mention that your haiku about Shakespeare brought to mind, a theory that's out there that Sir Francis Bacon was actually the author of Shakespeare's works, and writing under his name. Here's one site, but there are a number of others that delve into it as well, and it makes one wonder, because Shakespeare's whole family including his children, were all illiterate , so how could just he, have all this word and writing knowledge? Interesting stuff to ponder upon:
https://sirbacon.org/baconian-evidence-for-shakespeare-authorship/
Thanks for playing, plagiairsm haiku, everyone!
Honoria gets the trophy--completely cracked me up with your haiku! That needs to be on t-shirts, everywhere
Wafflenose and Casted Runes are runner ups, but stellar job, everyone--you're all winners!
Rew--wanted to mention that your haiku about Shakespeare brought to mind, a theory that's out there that Sir Francis Bacon was actually the author of Shakespeare's works, and writing under his name. Here's one site, but there are a number of others that delve into it as well, and it makes one wonder, because Shakespeare's whole family including his children, were all illiterate , so how could just he, have all this word and writing knowledge? Interesting stuff to ponder upon:
https://sirbacon.org/baconian-evidence-for-shakespeare-authorship/
Thanks for playing, plagiairsm haiku, everyone!
