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Haiku
Archived: Limericks | Free-form poetry | Stories & Prose

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Okay, so it's been a while. The Cold Fusion stuff that I was using for people to submit their haiku had crashed for some reason, and I never really got around to fixing it. Well, I'm back. I've taken the Free-Form Poetry, Limericks, and Stories & Prose sections offline; I never really got enough submissions for them to be worth it. They can still be linked to above, but I will not accept submissions for them any longer. Originally I had wanted to make this page a trove of many different kinds of writing treasures, but it didn't work out very well. The only section that ever got a lot of play was the Haiku page; most people couldn't write a limerick to save their life, I received next to no poetry, and the stories were few and far between (though usually not bad when they arrived). So I decided to archive the rest of the pages (haiku, limericks, free-form poetry, and stories & prose). Right now only the Haiku section is active. E-mail me, Maelstrom, with any comments or suggestions for the page. right now. Thanks to PlanetQuake for the space. If you still are interested in non-haiku forms of Quake poetry, check out Dingleberry Central, where they will hopefully keep up on that stuff. Page content and design copyright © 1997-1999 Matt "Maelstrom" Waggoner. Original page idea by David "Dragoon" Dworman. Quake is a registered copyright of id Software, inc. Life, The Universe, And Everything, upon which this site's title is based, is copyright either Douglas Adams or some publishing company involved with him. In either case, remember: we are mostly harmless. Everyone's rights reserved.