Poetry Sample Clauses
The 'Poetry' clause defines the rules and expectations regarding the inclusion or use of poetry within the context of the agreement or document. It may specify whether original or existing poems can be used, outline any necessary permissions or attributions, and set standards for appropriateness or relevance to the subject matter. This clause ensures that all parties understand the boundaries and requirements for incorporating poetry, thereby preventing misunderstandings or disputes related to creative content.
Poetry. (a) A complete poem if less than 250 words and if printed on not more than two pages or, (b) from a longer poem, an excerpt of not more than 250 words.
Poetry. Please check which format to use for the display of contestant’s name. If not selected, full name will be used:
Poetry. (i) SELECTION -- No contestant may use exactly the same themes and/or literary work(s) that s/he used in previous competitive years. No contestant may enter the same selection in two qualifying events. Poetry is writing which expresses ideas, experience, or emotion through the creative arrangement of words according to their sound, their rhythm, their meaning. Poetry may rely on verse and stanza form. Plays or fiction written in verse would be acceptable material in this event. A student may use one long poem or a combination of two or more poems unified by author or theme.
(ii) PUBLICATION -- All contestants must use published materials. "Published" as used in these rules means materials commercially printed, published, readily available, and nationally distributed. Only the original printed source or a photocopy of the original printed source shall be considered adequate proof of publication. Unpublished material used for introductions and transitions of interpretations shall be the original work of the contestant.
Poetry. (Note: for poets, list titles of poems as well as author’s name.)