Interpretation Contest Results

I want to thank all of you for entering in my contest, and writing such emotionally, tragic stories. I'm seriously so shocked by the copious amount of undoubtable talent on this website. Never stop writing. <3

Entries In Prompt Order

1. "One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven

2. "The Timeless Bride" by Onique Mystery

3. Unavailable

4. "Cold-Hearted Monster" by ChrissyMarie

5. Unavailable

6. "Tears of the Broken" by AnarchyBlues

7. "A Field of Orchids" by Grief

8. "When Muses Die" by Oleg Roschin

9. "Free Me" by MysticWhisp

10. Unavailable

11. "Sorry I Fell" by Hanorbi

12. "Falling From Birds" by Archie

13. No Entry

14. "The Seeds of Our Mothers" by Obscure

15. Unavailable

16. "Iris" by Norman K.

17. "The Broken Hearts" by Crowley

18. "Fallen Angel" by Hullabaloo22

19. Unavailable

20. "Between Two Worlds" by Ch. R

21. "Before You Leave" by BriannasBooks

22. "Insignis" by RaeBlair

23. "Heartless" by J.M.Gonzales

24. Unavailable

25. "Three Rules to Break a Man" by Tim Klein

Prizes

There are five places. Please message me your chosen prize, and your reading request so I am aware. Thank you.

All winners will receive a fan-request, a mention on my page for the rest of the summer, and one reading request, along with one other prize chosen below:

. One novel read and reviewed. No more than five chapters, please.

. Two short stories read, and reviewed.

. Three poems read, and reviewed.

. A cover for a story/poem of their choice.

or

. A poem dedicated to them, and written by me.

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Honorable Mentions will receive a fan-request, a mention on my page for a month, and one reading request.

Winners Of This Contest Are;

First Place: "Insignis" by RaeBlair. She got a 100/100 for her story, which interpreted the chosen prompt picture beautifully. Her creativity is seriously remarkable.

Second Place: "When Muses Die" by Oleg Roschin. He also got a 100/100 with his indepth imagery, creativity, and his musical references. Such a beautiful piece.

Third Place: "The Seeds of Our Mothers" by Obscure. He got a 98/100 with his tragic story, which had an amazing twist at the end. Quite grasping.

Fourth Place: "Three Rules to Break a Man" by Tim Klein. He got a 96/100 for his dark piece that held a tragic ending.

Fifth Place: "Sorry I Fell" by Hanorbi. He got a 95/100 with his story that seriously brought tears to my eyes. What an amazing piece.

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Honorable Mentions Are;

"Free Me" by MysticWhisp. Her story was detailed with such perfection, that I could see the scene happening within my mind as I read. Definitely a recommendation.

"Tears of the Broken" by AnarchyBlues. This story was full of emotion, no doubt. Such a tragedy. Amazingly written.

"One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven. It's a poetic kind of story, with a lot of imagery to keep you intact. Tragic, as well.

Awards Section

Much like RaeBlair did with her 1,000 Word Contest, I decided I would do something a bit similar.

Tragedy Award:

+ "Sorry I Fell" by Hanorbi 

+ "The Seeds of Our Mothers" by Obscure

+ "One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven.

Attention to Detail Award:

+ "Iris" by Norman K

+ "Fallen Angel" by Hullabaloo22.

Relevancy Award:

+ "Insignis" by RaeBlair

+ "The Broken Hearts" by Crowley

+ "The Timeless Bride" by Onique Mystery.

Undeniable Love Award:

+ Emile and her Fallen Angel in "Fallen Angel" by Hullabaloo22.

+ Rafe and Infinity in "The Timeless Bride" by Onique Mystery

+ Scara and her uncle in "Sorry I Fell" by Hanorbi.

Creativity Award:

+ "Between Two Worlds" by Ch. R

+ "Three Rules to Break a Man" by Tim Klein

+ "The Seeds of Our Mothers" by Obscure

Original Cover Award:

+ AnarchyBlues

+ RaeBlair

+ BriannasBooks

Hundred Award:

+ Oleg Roschin - 100/100

+ RaeBlair - 100/100

Favorite Character Award:

+ Lily from "Free Me" by MysticWhisp

+ Auvri from "Insignis" by RaeBlair

+ Melody from "Cold-Hearted Monster" by ChrissyMarie

Plot Award:

+ "Insignis" by RaeBlair for the uniqueness surrounding her story.

+ "Tears of the Broken" by AnarchyBlues for the dark setting, and the emotional concept.

+ "When Muses Die" by Oleg Roschin for his musical references, and the tragedy laced within his story.

Action-Packed Award:

+ "The Broken Hearts" by Crowley

Interpretation Award:

+ "Insignis" by RaeBlair

+ "Tears of the Broken" by AnarchyBlues

+ "The Broken Hearts" by Crowley

+ "One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven

+ "Falling From Birds" by Archia

Favorite Title Award:

+ "Heartless" by J.M.Gonzales

+ "A Field of Orchids" by Grief

+ "One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven

+ "When Muses Die" by Oleg Roschin

+ "Falling From Birds" by Archia

Scenary Award:

? "When Muses Die" by Oleg Roschin - "Ivan casts a quick glance at the large brazen candelabrum towering over severed, wilted rose heads scattered over the desk. The first pages of his Fifth Symphony in B flat major, creased and torn beyond recognition, lie hopelessly in the corner, covered by thick cobwebs. He has salvaged his favorite part, where a powerful crescendo takes the exposition towards a sudden key change, twin oboes and a bassoon transfiguring the escstatic fortissimo con fuoco into the sublimely serene, meditative dolce expressivo of the second theme. The rest was destroy by her."

? "One Sun, One Moon, One Star" by D A Draven. - "The sun sets tired from another day of not sleeping weel. For the moon rises and the moonlight shines into the temple, cold colours of darkness arising again for once it fell. She falls to the ground, her heart fails her because when the sun revived it, it had already been bitten by the venon of a snake. The moonlight turning the ground of the temple into a cemetary, life is now a ghost lost in the lake. One star can be seen in the night sky in the form of the woman and a young girl holding hands, maybe teeling a story that they are mother and daughter. The star touching water, the star fades out..."

Favorite Excerpts:

? "Three Rules to Break a Man" by Tim Klein - "The way her hips swayed was hypnotizingly rhythmic. Ticktock, ticktock his eyes followed with the intensity of a high-powered microscope."

? "Free Me" by MysticWhisp - "Forever trapped in this place, nowhere to hide and die peacefully. In the distance, she heards the old clock sing to life, each chime hammering into her flesh with practiced precision. She understood what the chimes meant; it meant he was coming. She feels her tattered heart sputter awake, age-old fear still clinging to her mind, like memories of life lost and lives, but still powerful enough to make her cower."

? "A Field of Orchids" by Grief. - "As her flesh nourished the birds and her blood the flowers, a small sound - was it a cry? was it a laugh? - was made inside the peaceful field, because it was there that she had found her happiness and her doom, her beggining and her ending. In her beloved field of orchids."

? "Insignis" by RaeBlair. - "- For, she saw on the floor beneath the gurney with ruffled sheets and blood specks, a few imperfections and a single maple leaf. Her mother was gone, now. Truly, and forever."

I seriously want to thank all of you for making this contest one of the best ones I have hosted by far. Each one of you deserve a congratulations for writing stories based off of a simple picture, and using your creative minds to write something so beautiful, yet tragic. I'm proud of each, and every one of you.

Thank you.