It has been amazing to check out all the poetry inspired this week by Tamara’s prompt of social change. Have you been reading your fellow poets? Well, now’s your chance!
Check them out and vote on your favorite. Voting will last until midnight tonight and the community favorite will be featured on the site tomorrow at 10 am EST.
Thank you for participating and we’ll see you next Monday for a new prompt!
In the meantime, consider submitting to our anthology, which is open and accepting submissions now.
Free Thinking Door by Faycin A Croud
Something’s wrong…terribly wrong by Francisco
Next Time by Tempest Rose
When Will People Learn by A.C. Elliot
Nameless faces! by The Ranting Crow
The Drowning Man by Jaklumen
No thanks to you media by Staci Lys Dunn Silva
Only Way Out by Twindaddy
Just dump it! by Serins
Comes A Reckoning by Mark Schutter
Make sure you share the poetry and voting with your friends!
The Reverie 
Reblogged this on Nonsense & Shenanigans and commented:
Hey all — I’m in this, with my poem “Next Time”. If you could all check it out and vote for your favorite (doesn’t have to be me) that’d be awesome!
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That was difficult so many good poems…
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There really were a lot of really great submissions this week! I was ecstatic to see them all. Therefore, I don’t envy you all (the community) who has to vote!
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Reblogged this on Maleko's Art and commented:
Read some fantastic poetry submissions about Social Change at The Reverie and vote for your favorite! My submission ‘Comes A Reckoning’ is there also! > http://markschutter.com/2014/09/26/comes-a-reckoning/
Have a great Saturday!
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Reblogged this on A God Coloured Girl in a Grey World and commented:
These are the poems that were submitted for the poetic publication journal, “The Reverie”. If you wouldn’t mind taking a moment to check out the poems and vote, the polls are open until midnight tonight EST. My poem is the 7th, “No thanks to you media”.
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They were all excellent. It was very difficult to make a choice. I did not vote for Faycin A Croud’s poem because she is a fellow Poetry of the Netherworld teammate, and I didn’t think it would be fair for me to do so. Her poem is excellent, however–they all were!
poetryofthenetherworld.blogspot.com
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Crap–I meant to reblog this at The Netherworld blog. Sorry for saying the same thing twice. Feel free to delete this comment and the one above.
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They definitely were! I really enjoyed Faycin’s poem.
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Reblogged this on The Netherworld and commented:
The poems were all excellent. It was very difficult to make a choice. I did not vote for Faycin A Croud’s poem because she is a fellow Poetry of the Netherworld teammate, and I didn’t think it would be fair for me to do so. Her poem is excellent, however–they all were!
poetryofthenetherworld.blogspot.com
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