Details on a voting system to search for the winning charity and a prose poem for The Lark’s new book.
Dear writers & readers,
March’s charity prose poem competition is now closed.
See the rules in March’s Charity Prose Poem Competition Newsletter
Please note:
We will announce the winner of the best prose poem title, chosen for our charity prose poem book, in another newsletter.
Since there weren’t many entries, we have decided to share them with our community for feedback and votes on our charity prose poems.
We want you to choose the prose poem that deserves to be published in our book, and you must also select the charity that best deserves our donation of book proceeds.
Therefore, vote for one of the charity prose poems below by writing in the comments, ‘I vote for…’ and then add the title. For example:
I vote for Next Play.
Remember, do not just vote for the prose poem. YOU MUST also believe that the charity deserves our donation.
Therefore, the title with the most comments/votes (one point per comment), together with The Lark Team’s votes, will be added to reach a result. All results are at the discretion of The Lark Publication Editor & Team.
The last day and closing date for voting is Saturday, 25th April 2026. See all entries below.
Here are the charity prose poem entries:
The Key to a Locked Door by Merena Gabriel
MS Transformer by Donald Warren Hayward
Next Play by Atmo Advait (pen name) BlissFlip
Borderless Humanity by Asger Søndergård Olesen
Wake Up All You Nursing Homes by Naomi E. Kennedy
Charity — My Sweet Charity by Sean Ford
One Twig at a Time by Paula Lechten
So, start voting as of now.
Best of luck to all of our entries.
Good luck,
The Lark Publication Editor & Team
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