November Rain Challenge (unofficial) Winners
6W6L poems
The time has arrived for me to reveal the top five 6W6L poems that were my favorites. I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
1) Hope Martin
An emotional piece about watching children grow-up. It's very heart-touching poem. You are sure to enjoy it. Check it out at the link below.
2) Dana Crandell
An joyful piece celebrating the beauty of Autumn. It's got a very happy flow. You are sure to enjoy it. Check it out at the link below.
3) Grz Colm
A whimisical piece written from the prespective from of a child. It is very imaginitive and creative. You are bound to love it. Check it out at the link below.
4) Amber Annabelle
A piece about a leaf in a winter storm. A wonderfully descriptive nature poem. I feel you will really like it. Check it out below.
5) Cathy holmes
Another nature piece, talking of the promise of spring. A wonderfully inspirational poem. A must read. Check it out below.
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Thanks to everyone who participated in this little unofficial challenge. It was hard to narrow it down to just these five. In my opinion, they all were winners.
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Honorable Mention:
Mackenzie Davis
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Comments (8)
Oh, fantastic choices! This was a hard little challenge, and all the poems wowed me. You’re too kind giving me honorable mention, but, thank you. 😊
congratulations everyone! 😊🍂
I'm so glad you liked my entry, especially when there were so many great stories to choose from! Thank you Mother Combs 😊🍂
Thanks again for organising! And thanks so much M Combs for liking my little entry! ☺️ I have read a few but some I have missed so it is good to have these together. Congrats all! 😊👏
Yayyyyyy congratulations everyone! 🎉💖🎊🎉💖🎊
Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to reading all the entries here!
Wonderful choices. Thank you for the shoutout.
Aw just perfect -These are all so beautifully done x Great chalenge task with a lovely outcome 🤍